From then on, it rewards you for dealing combat damage by drawing you cards, keeping your hand full
That makes the Ironclad Slayer feel a little different to me
Its something that Disney has never allowed any other publisher the opportunity to undertake, and its a bold bet for both companies
That player chooses the order the copies are put onto the stack
Generally I consider that card a very high pick, though with the best hits abstractly being Sundering Titan in a three-color Cube, Myr Battlesphere, and God-Pharoahs Gift and with only a handful of mana rocks I imagine that Tinker is merely quite good here instead of the usual totally broken. If youre playing to win, blue looks like your best bet, and sticking to the classically powerful stuff should work well for you
Volcanic Eruption deals 1 damage to each creature and player for each mountain put into the graveyard in this way. Given some of the Blue Mana producing cards that followed in later sets, this would have been a classic Blue sideboard card had it survived the chopping block