Its extremely limited release and high demand make it a prized card for collectors, and recent ungraded sales suggest a market value around USD 500
The fair versions of Dredge should be looked at like aggressive decks with a card advantage engine, not a bad version of something else that already exists
If youre able to tick Sarkhan all the way up to eight loyalty, you can spend it all to search your deck for any number of Dragon creatures and put them directly into play
Because of the nature of online play, it is critical that both players clearly communicate with opponents more often than you normally would in a real life event
It gets better when you're dealing with a 187 creature, but it's fine even when all you're doing is saving your best guy from a removal spell
The best part of this card is, it can sit on the playing field, taunting your opponent as a lifeline should they try anything crazy