Per Wizards of the Coasts description for the upcoming set, which will debut next March: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise spans generations, both in its media and in its fans
Either they have planeswalkers and your card is just an god awful six mana Wrath that leaves you rather behind or you have the walker and things are pretty rosey
Bear Umbra gives you that second chance with a fairly efficient mana doubler that even protects the enchanted creature
This is one of those flavorful cards I alluded to in the introduction
The line about destroying all Cats seems like a bit of a joke, but if it were not for that line, we would surely find many changelings to be far superior Hounds than Caustic Hound
With bargain in the mix, this moves up another notch probably to the point where the first copy is something you feel decent about having in all of your Blue decks It feels like giving this up for a card and a Sorcerer role is going to generate some serious value, and the fact it can sit around as a reasonable blocker until you feel like doing that seems pretty good Creatures who can modulate their power always play a little better than they look, as that flexibility lets them do a wide range of things