As some fun trivia, the Spanish translation for both the Fear card and ability is inspirar temor, which translates back as inspire fear. This is one of the few instances where I think the translation makes more sense and works better than the original
I especially like the Caldera Dragon, though as others pointed out the Escape/Delve cost feels a bit strange
Condition is roughly half the price Two copies of the same card can differ several times over on condition alone, and this is where in-person trades most often go wrong
However, when you're attacking, you want to check your active card's attack options to see how many energy cards they cost to complete an attack and how much damage that attack will do on your opponent's card
It doesnt add to the board, which seems like it has been a liability in lots of sets lately, but the card advantage it grants you can really allow you to overwhelm your opponent
If you do find your Abundant Growth, you will only be able to play it turn one if your opening hand has one of the following: - A Command Tower - A Forest, 3/39 lands in your deck are forests - An Exotic Orchard and hope the mono green player ahead of you in turn rotation didnt keep a colorless land - A Murmuring Bosk - which will only enter untapped if you also have your one treefolk card in your deck in your opening hand (Faeburrow Elder)