It's like Mikokoro, Center of the Sea, either with an upside or a downside depending on how your deck plays
One way I gauge if the bracket system is successful and an improvement to the format is: if I experience players paired up against players that seek the same gameplay experience
Loathe as I am to admit it, extra turns also work amazingly with planeswalkers, since every extra turn guarantees another activation of your planeswalkers
While the deck isnt necessarily lacking one-drops, the ones it has are often fragile, even with a Curious Obsession on them
Since it's a Legendary Sword, I would've liked it to have a name, like "Extor, Sword of the Animist" or something, but that might just be a Game of Thrones / Lord of the Rings influence on me
The Wandering Emperor [Best Flash Planeswalker Ever Printed] The best planeswalkers in MTG dont usually make opponents nervous just for passing the turn, but The Wandering Emperor absolutely does