This does the same thing as the second Young Wolf in the combo above, allowing you the ability to kill your opponent and keep a loop going that is equal to the number of cards you have in deck
And what really makes it work is that each panel uses a different amount of space to convey its piece of the larger story
Decks that already had a lot of mana sources were looking for something to put them over the top and Rith, the Awakener was the man for that job
They enter the battlefield with a number of defense counters on them equal to the defense value displayed in the lower righthand corner of the card
Thanks to the extra-wide interior, there is additional room for Outer/Over Sleeves and Mini Snapsalongside your deck ideal for players who want to keep token cards, a side deck or promos close at hand
Talion honestly reminds me of a slightly more mild Painful Quandary, which is a powerful association to have for your commander