You'd probably want at least 4 songs in your discard, so you could play him for 5 ink, to feel good about it
Some may balk at the idea of Standard getting such Secret Lair-esque cards, but I personally love seeing cards like these being made more accessible.
"Destroy" effects are relatively easy to deal with, since indestructible and regeneration work so well against them
As a 1/1 for mana that moves its counter to another artifact creature on death, its an appropriately priced card at common rarity youll want four of in any modular-themed deck
As celebratory pieces of art rather than serious game pieces, theyre flavored around the holidays with a love of puns and utter disregard for the Magic rulebookthey read like Un-set cards flavored with cinnamon, pine, and holiday cheer
Fiend Artisan will fit in many formats, including the most demanding ones, such as Legacy and Vintage