Notably, those decks don't even have to be dragon-based to get serious value from Two-Headed Hellkite, since any deck would benefit from having a huge flying beater that draws cards generously
Keep in mind that you wont be able to play the learn mechanic at its full potential if you dont draft any lesson cards
Theres a reason why the Urzas Saga promo ballooned to over $300
Hayes In short, hexproof just means that a card can't be targeted by any spell or ability controlled by an opponent
For four mana, I can deal X damage to target creature or planeswalker, where X is the greatest power among creatures I control and if it would die this turn, I can exile it
I've gotten beaten down by enough Dragon's Rage Channelers and Ragavan, Nimble Pilferers lately that the idea of facing down a Deathrite Shaman almost sounds nice