The whip-like tentacles, the colour-soaked cosmos in the background, the terrifying stone faces on the foreground pillars, and most notably the strange, swirling cloud beneath Dromokas wings, all conspire to create a Dragon unlike anything seen in Magic before, hinting at powers long-forgotten in a way that makes the Elder part of the card feel apt and earned
Additionally, there are three other cards we discussed quite heavily
Two Food tokens up front is decent and assuming you can keep it fed, it's a 4/4 for four, which is an okay floor
It has a cast trigger, which is nice, and then it can come back to your hand later as you sacrifice lands to it
And if we draw one of each of our Zombies, we can actually lock our opponent out of creatures, Fleshbag Maraudering every turn (which takes just six lands)
Hushwing Gryff Ravnica Rotation: $2-$3 Six Months: $1-$3 Most recognize that Gryffs impact will be felt mostly on Modern, which is the format that will primarily be responsible for driving the value