It costs around $20, so you can always replace it with a cheaper source of card draw or a cheap tutor like Diabolic Intent that can search for a different combo piece
If they hope to succeed with MtG Arena, they dont just need to convert people who might be wavering on Hearthstone - they also have to tempt those, like me, with physical decks lying around but no time to organise a real-world game
Bayou Groff is probably more of a 5-drop than a 2-drop here, so my curve is a tiny bit higher than it looks, too
It's just good enough that it has a solid amount of appeal and held it afloat as one of the more expensive cards in the set for some time until a number of reprints crushed its price
Its loaded with interesting anecdotes regarding this aspect of MTG cards
Common Deck Building Mistakes Avoid these pitfalls to build stronger, more consistent decks Not Enough Card Draw Fix: Commander games go long