If the name were Curse of the Fire Giant, and you replaced the art with non-jokey art, and removed the flip aspect, then it would be a commonly played card, as the mechanics are in flavor for Red and work well at the kitchen table
For the most part, this set is shrouded in secrecy so far
Even if no, especially if youre playing Voltron, the ability to produce a hasty swing of, on average, 20 or so damage, with eggs spread around multiple baskets, is clutch
Theyre similar to Slivers in that way, though Id argue they are not NEARLY as powerful
Depending on your competitive point of reference, that might not seem like much but for those interested, I piloted a pretty rogue leader Hatchhyack
Heres my own personal suggestion: Combine a relatively lenient cut-off point with the requirement for teachers to sit the very exams for which they will be teaching (e.g., A-levels in the UK