This quality made practically all decks in the meta use it as a "plan B" in case their main combo was interrupted with handraps, similar to what Moon of the Closed Heaven does in Fiendsmith
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The deck is not the best, but the art is what keeps the cost of this card quite high
A player loses the game if they have at least 10 poison counters
All this has been quite what you would expect in a precon deck but now we come to the truly fun part, what Im calling The Bag of Combat Tricks
All in all, the dragon is just a very pushed card that exemplifies how Modern is played in 2022: Use your graveyard, kill or deny your opponents stuff and then put down a big beast to finish them off