Also a hilarious example of the artist misunderstanding what WotC wanted, and ended up drawing a Lemur rather than a lemure (Though looking at the Wikipedia page, it would seem that Lemur is the correct spelling for this card as well)
This can gain you as much as four ink worth of resources for one cost, a huge savings
Youll end up with enough currency to play again and some prize packs on top of that if you go positive
Most players cottoned on to the synergy Cauldron Familiar has with Witchs Oven early on, and the two went on to define their very own deck type, the notorious, and aptly-named, Cat-Oven
Part of the deck building experience was making use of the cards you had in your collection, working with what you had to build the best deck you could from whatever you had access to
so just having an Army - any Army at all - can serve as a kind of pseudo-haste for a future, bigger, one