A relatively iconic card as a powerhouse from Magic s early days, and one that demands a premium for this fact, its value surely benefits from Giants gaining support as a bonafide tribal strategy
I could imagine a world with a "allowed in the 99 only" list that would free the Otter to go into people's decks
Fortunately blue does not lack for draw
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