It is a powerful stalemate breaker, a solid threat, good value and good utility all rolled into one
Two mana makes this one a lot more appealing, though the stats make it quite easy to deal with
and this is going from review to long form essay but I think this stuff is important for some reason and so do you if youre reading this so lets move on
While this is an art collectors card, without a doubt, it also holds immense potential for competitive players
Yorion does make you play 80 cards instead of 60, but for decks not reliant on drawing specific cards early in order to win, there is enough redundancy in Magics rich card pool to make Yorions caveat not too big a deal
Then theres Dragon Buster, which deals a huge 260 damage but forces you to discard all Energy attached to the card