Let's weigh the pros and cons
Grade: B Wings of Hubris is even more of a flavor win than Impetuous Sunchaser, whose Cobbled Wings have seen better days
Even without stacking a ton of spells, being able to tutor one dragon straight onto the battlefield is powerful but when you storm off, you could end up putting three, four, or even five dragons into play all at once
All a player had to do was sacrifice an Artifact
Will we see another instance of Frontier or Tiny Leaders where support quickly dries up and players are left with 60+ new digital cards and rebalanced staples with nothing meaningful to do with them
It wouldnt be an Oldschool MTG expansion if there were no shenanigans with the rarity distribution at all, so lets see what it will be this time: There are five different rarities in Legends , because some Uncommons have been printed twice on the Uncommon (for example Karakas and Pendelhaven) sheet and some Commons were printed twice on the Common sheet (for example Chain Lightning and Boomerang)