The impact it will have on Tron, Affinity, Eldrazi Aggro, and various Ensnaring Bridge decks is huge
The brilliance of Salvatores writing was his masterful melding of epic fantasy storycraft that also felt totally immersed in the Dungeons & Dragons game
There's a satisfaction in wielding an element raw and primal as fire
Then if you control three or more Wizards, transform this creature
Seriously, for such a simple design, this card has an awful lot of flexibility
And because Skullclamp is an equipment, with 1 mana as cost and 1 mana to equip, this means that the amount of cards you can draw per turn is only capped by how much X/1 fodder you can bring out