It was heavily played for Death in tournament formats when legal
The key here is that Byrke, Long Ear of the Law doesn't have to be the creature attacking, so you can get double counters on two attackers the turn Burke enters, and it gets out of hand on subsequent turns
With the growth of the digital age, some people worry that old-fashioned card games are dying out
You can cast either the omen half or the dragon half, but not both at the same time , as you would with a fused split card
Overlays of Koromon and Ulforce V-dramon appeared in front of them, and Palmon's Tamer moved them out of the way, only to find a red message saying OPEN THE GATE?, which made Palmon and her Tamer look at each other, confused
Evin gets +2/+0 for each Treasure you control