It's almost like a Huntmaster of the Fells in that regard, if Huntmaster wore a fanny pack full of army men and Godzilla toys
Finale of Revelation requires 12+ mana to get all its perks, but that includes untapping some of your lands, shuffling your graveyard into your library, and removing your maximum hand size for the rest of the game
Players who have engaged in MTG for quite some time wont have an issue understanding what these are, but newer players who want to try Magic for the first time to create their Doctor Who episodes may be left a bit perplexed
Bumbleflower Zinnia, Valley's Voice Jace, the Mind Sculptor Liliana of the Dark Realms Chatterfang, Squirrel General Nissa, Who Shakes the World Do Raised Foil Cards Warp or Bend More Than Regular Foils
Fulfilling a New Idea Edgar, King of Figaro might not be a competitive icon, but he does fulfill a niche that MTG players didnt even know they wanted