Hes a non-threat, only useable in the affinity decks (Affinity was a popular mechanic that made spells cheaper relative to the number of artifacts in play) of the Mirrodin expansion block simply for being a discount artifact
Elvish House Party is a Creature elf rogue card in Magic: the Gathering MTG
I was thinking about throwing some Blue in there to reflect his use of Warlock magic (and to reflect the idea that he often thinks of himself as the planner/strategist of the group), but I thought that Black/Red better reflected Skrimms scrappy, on the fly nature
In November last year, it formed part of the Temur Floodcaller combo deck, a Standard strategy that - while it now only forms a small part of the meta - was briefly very popular, likely in part because it had the potential to pull off an infinite combo in the low-powered Standard environment
Store packs can contain any Shadows of the Past card
We didnt want to waste a spot on it as a result, so its sitting here eating its lunch away from the cool kids