Topping it all off is the layer of mirror holofoil that covers the card
Emrakul, the Aeons Torn There are big creatures, and then theres Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
Defacing Duskmage has a similar outcome, though you have to cast its prepared spell before you actually benefit from opposing card draw
MTG players already use dice regularly, be it a spindown counter, a die to roll and see who goes first, or even d6s to register +1/+1 counters or loyalty counters
Collectors will appreciate the inclusion of sought-after cards from Magic's rich history
Elemental Bond only cares about creatures that ETB after the card is cast, while Garruks Uprising can draw a card based on creatures you already have when it ETBs