And if the pawn uses this ability, it gets promoted by crossing over to your opponents field, returning to your Extra Deck, and Special Summoning any chess piece from your Extra Deck
If you Chain a Titan to the Rocks and they kill the Chains or the Rocks at the end of turn then you are in trouble
I think the Inversion is a slightly stronger aggressive card in a deck with sufficiently meaty dorks that they can survive a -3 toughness hit
If Summoned this way, during your opponent's next End Phase: Target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls
Its useful as a repeatable creature tutor, turning your deck into a toolbox to tackle any situation
Rain of Daggers Speaking of cards that look alike, Rain of Daggers is 3 mana cheaper than Plague Wind and In Garruk's Wake, but you need to pay 2 life for each creature destroyed