The ceiling is high to be sure, but I don't like the significant set up needed to get good value out of it

5 damage breaks: All tokens (removing chump blockers), Little Devil , Raxxas Enforcer , Winged Death , Corpsemonger, Rift Summoner , Spawning Demon, The Gudgeon, Zealous Necromancer, Angel of Death, Corpse Taker, Dark Assassin, Dark Knight off-turn, Dark Leader, Drinker of Blood off-turn, Guilt Demon, Necromancer Lord, Soul Hunter, Succubus, Thrasher Demon, Vampire Lord off-turn, Bodyguard, Village Protector unprotected, Brand Rebel Fighter, Noble Martyr, Paros Rebel Leader, Rabble Rouser, Angel of Mercy , Courageous Soul, Faithful Pegasus, High King, Priest of Kalnor, Priestess of Angeline, Standard Bearer, Watchful Gargoyle, White Dragon , Citadel Raven , Fairy Trickster , Citadel Scholar even with a draw 2, Elara the Lycomaner , Knight of Shadows , Mist Guide Herald, Shadow Imp, Temporal Enforcer , Forcemage Apprentice, Juggernaut off-turn, Keeper of Secrets, Memory Spirit , Muse, Ogre Mercenary, Thought Plucker, Time Bender , Warrior Golem, Winter Fairy, Blue Dragon , Pyrosaur , Spore Beast, Bellowing Minotaur next turn, Cave Troll, Hunting Raptors , Wurm Hatchling if played without ally trigger, and Fire Shaman It can also draw 2 instead

It also has an effect that allows the player to attach any Ghostrick card from their hand to it as a material, but it's quite slow to accumulate 10 this way
To properly understand how rarity works, it is much more useful to look at the full system rather than relying on symbols alone
Houndoom offers an incredibly appealing artwork
Market price $14.92 Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked