The card was based on a Japanese legendary lucky dragon, and Christopher Rush was commissioned to do the art
Hermetic Study/Psionic Gift ( Saga/Legacy/Destiny & Odyssey/Torment/Judgment ) In both sets, these cards served a similar purpose: kill small creatures or allow your smaller creatures to threaten large ones in combat (for instance, Hermetic Study would allow your 2/2 creature to attack into a 3/3 creature with the threat of your third Hermetic Studied creature sweeping away the 3/3 should it block)
This isn't the first card to grant Evasive to others from this set, and it's not quite as powerful as Peter Pan & Tinker Bell, but if you like playing around with location cards and their tactics, this card brings a ton of value to the table
Kroxa and Kunoros Kroxa and Kunoros is another card that sees play in a ton of formats, and is one of a cycle of two existing legendary creatures that have were combined in March of the Machine : specifically Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger and Kunoros, Hound of Athreos, both cards from Theros Beyond Death
This prize is to have your likeness put onto a Magic card, and either design it yourself (as is the case with the Invitational cards) or have some input on an already drafted design, which is what happens with the Player Spotlight Cards for the winners of Worlds
Gishath, Sun's Avatar, Tana, the Bloodsower, Samut, Voice of Dissent, I could go on but basically a ton of Gruul decks can benefit from Rhythm of the Wild