It's a strong removal spell on turn two and a combat trick later in the game, and it also directly helps counter difficult-to-target creatures by removing hexproof and ward from their keywords while in play
Gifted Aetherborn was an embarassing trap of a card to play when it was in Standard, and I dont think that has really changed
Learning curve is a bit higher than other selling platforms
Well @LuisSalvatto may have beat me out for Player of the Year, but I'm about to get some revenge
Ciaran Farah, who was ranked first in Canada competitively and has several world appearances under his belt, said the event is still eye-opening even for a veteran
This deck often has numerous plays it can make every turn and can easily overwhelm your opponent, both with value and card draw, as well as with powerful attackers