Unlike normal Magic bans, these cards were not banned because of their power level or effect on the game's meta
instead, its looking to innovate and bring even more players to the tabletop, which should be incredibly positive for the sector as a whole
But there's probably nothing more satisfying than winning while also refusing to lose.
The card shows its age in its rules text as it makes use of the outdated term "bury." Cards with the bury mechanic have been errata'd to say instead "put a permanent into its owner's graveyard" or "Sacrifice this permanent." In other words, the true cost of playing the Dreadnought is in having creatures with a total power of 12 or more on your board to sacrifice when it enters the battlefield
In some cases, you can open two, three, or even four rares and/or mythic rares in a single pack
Others seek it out, adapted by two thousand years of the Ice