That makes it a handy engine in decks built around artifacts like Astral Cornucopia or creatures that love growing bigger each turn
And yes, counterfeiters also know the exact standard Pokmon card size , which makes the whole thing even more complicated

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Two-mana cycling uses your entire second turn, which puts you significantly behind in a Constructed match
Currently, you only really see this card in faerie decks, cubes, and Commander decks, but it still holds its own and provides a ton of information for the caster