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This effect is the cornerstone of the Familiars deck in the Pauper format, comboing to create infinite loops for an infinite number of tokens
I dont love buying in at $5.50 on a rare, especially one that could get reprinted, but this is a pretty harsh card for a precon and I expect that to mitigate the risk as much as 2 more colors would
Then you have to have the card graded by professionals, and since this has become such a popular trend recently, theres a huge backlog in that field, and it would take a long, long time to get that certification, whatever grade it ends up being
The fact that it cycles makes it attractive in spells matters builds, led by four-drop commanders Ashling, Flame Dancer, Urabrask, or Kuja, Genome Sorcerer, and featuring payoffs storm payoffs
