Of course, in a Dungeons & Dragons set it makes sense to have some powerful cards that care about dragons
Not even extremely rare cards like Black Lotus are in this level, since there are a couple copies around the world
Equip abilities you activate cost less to activate
I also like to keep things as inexpensive as possible, and definitely skew to the more casual side of game play
It featured in some of the earliest decks in the game, it was a pivotal piece of the Sligh deck which essentially acted as the foundation of the mono red aggro archetype, and its presence has been significant in Modern from the first day of the format as it has featured in many of the formats best decks from Zoo to Splinter Twin to Jund
Nasty quartet for going wide brews like Kindred above, aggro, Hate Bears, Azorius flyers, Dimir or Esper Faeries, and loads more