Being Rakdos-colored, this little Dragon can dive into the graveyard to cast Dragons, making any Dragon deck resistant to board wipe effects and non-exile spot removal, at the cost of the revived Dragon being unable to return a second time this way
The retro aesthetic adds a layer of nostalgia, making longtime fans of trading card games feel right at home
It has the common Crystal Type ability, being able to turn into Grass, Fire, and Psychic-types
Bumbleflower is in play, target opponent draws a card, you put a +1/+1 counter on a creature you control, and that creature gains flying for the turn
Its main highlights seem to be: Full support for both Sealed and Draft formats, with Sealed pre-releases and fully draftable boosters (the only catch is leader cards are chosen after you draft your deck)
This effect also exists on Arena, but Cliffs taps for mana, which is the difference between unplayable and incredibly useful