BPhillipYork: Cool
In terms of maximizing value, we can really tap into a subset of permanents which have very cheap casting costs and very expensive activated abilities these are often called Invokers after the Legions cycle, and I dont think Dynaheir being an Invoker Adept is a coincidence
Rith, Liberated Primeval Rith, Liberated Primeval is a fantastic way to lean into dragon token generation and battlefield control at the same time
We'll get to the stats in a moment but this is meant as a special promo set for kids to enjoy out of their happy meals, it's got no rainbow rares, secret rares etc or playable trainer cards that are designed to have extreme rarity or to be any more common than others - Pikachu is more valuable simply because he is Pikachu, he's actually not any rarer a pull rate than anything else
In AFR s classic rulebook frame showcase art, the cards evoke a sense of Monster-Manual-familiarity on the D&D side while inspiring a sense of adventurous exploration on the MTG side
This card functions similarly to Nimble Obstructionist, allowing you to counter activated or triggered abilities, except the ability comes stapled to a 3/2 body as an enters-the-battlefield effect