Combined with a playset of Temur Battle Rage and multiple copies of Become Immense, the deck would regularly get a Splinter Twin-esque win out of nowhere with a big, double-striking trampler
Ashling might look underwhelming at first glance, but it hits every note you could want from a mono-red spellslinger commander while working alongside reds natural methods of card advantage and spellslinger payoffs
You can see how its affected other great TCGs as well, with many of them operating on a similar structure
Perfect for both Limited play and opening packs just for fun, this Tarkir: Dragonstorm Play Booster contains 14 Magic: The Gathering cards and 1 Token or Art card, including 14 cards of rarity Rare or higher and 35 Uncommon, 69 Common, and 1 Land cards
The comparison that comes to mind is Helm of the Ghastlord spike thanks to Y'shtola, Night Blessed
"For example, this card here is based off a classic pixel-art game, and it's probably the first time in history where that pixel art has been reimagined as 3D fantasy art, so the card plays to people's nostalgia and their imaginations