Your starting point for figuring out your best strategy should be to play out a Prize trade scenario in your head where both decks are set up perfectly and don't whiff anything for the remainder of the game
In this format, however, the card should absolutely excel thanks to offering free draw, a powerful body, and treasure tokens
It's a Pendulum Monster that can put one EARTH, WATER, FIRE, and WIND from the controller's Deck on top in any order if summoned
The Color Blue in Fifth Edition: Retaining Control of the Magic and Grasping for Counterspells Blues Fifth Edition changes were not quite as monumental as those in Black
As a general rule, those differences are important to help keep colors distinctbut when faced with wordiness on a card that's already wordy, we'll err towards the cleaner answer even if it's slightly less "in color." Call of the Full Moon One of the cool things about Magic Origins and its exploration of many worlds we've seen before was that we were able to make a number of cards that were mechanical throwbacks to the set we were revisiting