Ive never felt more powerful than when casting Mental Misstep on my opponents Noble Hierarch, and I dont think it should be legal ever again
If the name were Curse of the Fire Giant, and you replaced the art with non-jokey art, and removed the flip aspect, then it would be a commonly played card, as the mechanics are in flavor for Red and work well at the kitchen table
Final Fantasy is one of the key series that made me into the gamer I am today
Sure, you have to give a card to an opponent, but this opens things up for engaging political plays
Five damage split any way you wish for three mana is great bang for your buck
The attack trigger also nudges you toward that all-in, keep-coming-at-them style that aggressive decks love