It's also lower than the market value we're seeing over on TCGplayer, which is really something
Ive never played it, but just attacking or blocking once, trading it and drawing a card seems very strong for three mana
Do note, however, that these cards are not legal in Pioneer or Standard, but will be coming to Alchemy
Im whispering right now because I dont want Nicol Bolas to hear, but Ugin, the Spirit Dragon is King of the Hill in this deck: He can ultimate immediately with a Doubling Season in play, leave behind a still hefty loyalty and potentially draw into and play a bunch more Planeswalkers that enter the battlefield with double their loyalty and potentially cascade all sorts of crazy ultimates
I have built multiple decks with these in them and I am very fond of Sunstone, which plays like Constant Mists (which I named the best Fog of all time in a recent Top Ten)
That allows this 5/5 for three mana to drop and kill quickly with Commander damage, and he can be easily cast again with Commander Tax