Im sure the offspring ability has some use, especially with cards that dont particularly care about their power and toughness
The Pokmon Company never publishes official pull rate figures, because if it did then some of the hopelessly cardboard-enamoured masses would move on
(Deceive EOT make a 1/1, firebrand face, dreadful unblocked creature, 16 damage.) If you aren't in the mindset of constantly evaluating whether you can end the game with the cards you have, you are missing opportunities and not going to succeed to the fullest
This one is not a slam dunk like the next card on this list (and almost every one thereafter), but I do think that a deck that wants to make an Army might want it, especially out of the side
You may choose none of the modes, some of them, or all of them
The quaint artwork and no-nonsense symmetrical pillow fort effect make this one of my favorite cards in early Magic, but it definitely commands a higher price than a lot of other cards while offering a fairly specific effect that likely isnt going to make or break your deck
