It's in A-tier for the front side alone
In cube you are looking for the reliability of the threat more than the raw speed of it
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE CARDS As we talk about how MTG cards are broken down by type, we will talk about the anatomy of the card itself
Market Dynamics First Edition vs No Rarity First Edition 1996 Japanese cards (the cards with symbols, introduced after No Rarity) are currently highly inflated because sealed packs and boxes still surface, yielding highgrade supply that attract industry speculators and highnetworth flippers
Filigree Familiar looks primarily like a creature to sacrifice to Elder Deep-Fiend, Wretched Gryff, or Distended Mindbender, but I could also imagine people wanting a speed bump early or just wanting an extra artifact for some kind of artifact synergies
Sit back, make tokens and watch the game develop