With that in mind, its likely best to view this card as a form of card advantage as opposed to a hatebear that will keep your opponents in check
Its a great power that abuses the masses
All card duplicates after four copies go towards your Vault progress which gives you wildcards once full Unfortunately, there isnt really a fastest way to get rare wildcards in MTG Arena, short of getting as many packs as possible to open
This hoses Auras and pulls off equipment, so it's good in a Voltron heavy environment
Instead, Breya, Etherium Shaper serves as a value card thats always available in your command zone
As it stands, the only card in the Faldorn deck that uses a d20 for its effect is Journey to the Lost City, and the only card that grants the initiative is Sarevok's Tome