The fact that it's an ETB trigger and not a casting trigger gives this card huge value with creature tokens and other creature decks
The non-glossy, matte finish reduces glare, making your cards easy to read and admire during gameplay
Its distinctive artwork, combined with the subtle metallic highlights, makes it stand out in any binder or display
All in all, I think this could find its way into Ruby decks that aren't paired with Amethyst, as a good-enough draw engine
The set did leave a sour taste in players mouths thanks to the introduction of Companion, allowing you to have a creature available outside of the game
If an effect instructs you to choose a card name, you may choose one of those names, but not all of them (though you might want to write it down and not just say it out loud)