MTG's Wurms tend to be gigantic worm-beasts that tend to bring to mind creatures from Dune or Tremors (just like the iconic Craw Wurm from Alpha), but this guy is very clearly a dragon sleeping in the desert
He is more worse than any Ulamog than Ulamog is to Eons Torn
this imp ignores artifacts and instead attacks for a modest 1 damage in the air
While things have changed over the years, this particular card is still a favorite among many long-term players
There have been three waves of Universes Beyond Commander decks, one for Warhammer 40,000, another The Lord of the Rings, and most recently an addition for Doctor Who
As I mentioned before, we'll ideally hide away something like Emrakul, the Aeons Torn or Emeria's Call, although part of the power of the hideaway cards is that it's just fine even if we whiff and end up hiding away a Solitude or Adeline, Resplendent Cathar