Both it and Mondrak come in at a respectable four mana, making them both more reliable early-game value engines than Ojer Taq
Kozilek, the Great Distortion is arguably on the softer end when it comes to the world-eating titans
Caring about the mana value of spells is a theme that runs in opposition to traditional Spellslinger strategies that want to chain together cheap, low-cost, and efficient instant and sorcery spells, and consistent token generation gives the deck a more impactful board presence to fend off attacks
The grim-dark world of Warhammer 40,000 doesn't lend itself well to pure representations of morality, order, peace, and structure
If you've collected all the rares and/or mythic rares in the set, the card will be replaced with Gems: 20 Gems for rares, 40 Gems for mythic rares
Radiant, Serra Archangel isn't bad, or Ravos, Soultender for some graveyard recursion