At first glance, she might seem weak, but her ability lets her grow stronger with every card you play that turn, gaining one Strength each time
She costs nine ink to cast normally, but enters play as a humongous 10/10 character, and whenever it challenges another character, you may ready her
Additionally, Brilliant Wings looks like a good include in Voltron commander decks and can be transferred whenever a new creature you control enters
We sell maybe four or five dual lands [land cards that produce two colours of mana, making them especially valuable - copies can sell for thousands] every week. Plmason believes some of that demand has shifted from spending thousands on original copies of sought-after cards in pristine condition to picking up modern reprints, which make older Magic: The Gathering cards more accessible for those on a smaller budget and hoping to actually play with them
If Goblin Fireslinger could see play in the past, though, then there's always a shot for this one