Playing this creature as though it were an instant spell is a great strategy, especially since the Hexproof is persistent, not just for the turn it is cast
I might not have all the mechanics down, and Im still misreading what some spells do, but Magic: The Gathering Arena has this way of teaching you without discouraging you
Below is a short video showing how he does it: Lunumbra prefers not to paint old or rare cards as he does not want to, as he says, deteriorate their value. Via Lunumbras Facebook and Instagram, have a look at his work: Terrific work
Blue has tap to loot creatures at mana value two, so this next set of cards is quite a premium
(I used it once before many years ago in a column during Soldier Week.) Also, was the trivia to easy, too hard or just right
Of note, if you don't receive a Dracula series rare or mythic rare card in this slot, then you will instead get a Dracula uncommon in the Dracula uncommon or showcase common/uncommon slot instead