It led to a Standard quick-kill with various effects, and was a powerhouse in Standard with Saproling Burst, as they combined to deal 21 damage in a deck called "21." I'm sure you can figure out why
Tenth Edition was the first set to include tokens in booster packs, which means that the token with Carl Critchlow's Viking-inspired illustration (top right) goes with the card Midnight Ritual, a reprint from Mercadian Masques
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You'll see it run in a wide variety of decks, from those that just want to cast giant monsters like Kiora, Sovereign of the Deep to decks that appreciate the multicolor identity of the card, like the various incarnations of Niv-MizzetNiv-Mizzet
Thanks for posting this, Graaz is such a crazy Commander
