In decks like Edric, Spymaster of Trest, where you frequently draw cards off cheap creatures dealing damage, Pteramander shines as a late-game threat that's cheap to upgrade thanks to its synergy with graveyard-stocking mechanics like milling and instant/sorcery recursion
Proliferating poisons is actually the least interesting thing in the deck: it wins us the game, sure, but the REAL spice is that the deck is loaded with a diverse array of permanents that LOVE getting free counters on them
Much of what was shown displays a deep fondness for The Lord of the Rings and special care towards portraying its world and inhabitants
They can be used to clear the board of pesky creatures, reset a stalled game, or just plain ol screw your opponent over
Cursed Scroll is a means of doing continuous damage to players and/or killing creatures at no card cost
The legendary Dragon cycle of Champions of Kamigawa is an iconic cycle in the game