Its effect is kind of m'eh, though, just buffing Gus depending on the amount of wins and losses you have with a specific opponent, which is sure out-of-the-box but not as zany as some of the other effects on this set
This thing was so powerful it was run in Vintage decks among many other formats
Chapin's deck, more than anyone's in the room, toed the line between being just powerful enough to beat the Aggro decks while still being fast enough to handle the Control decks
You get a lot of good value out of a single card even if you discard cards that are useless at the time, and the elemental tokens go a long way towards making sure you get full value
One such mechanic was connive, which nets you a loot (draw, then discard) with a bonus +1/+1 counter if you discard a nonland card
[13] Set: Rise of the Floodborn Rarity: Enchanted This card features Tinker Bell towering over a pirate ship, and its one of the original Enchanted cards from the first set