Perfect for Commander, cube, and draft environments alike
But one of Magics many joys is using cards to circumvent the rules of the gamethats been in the game since Alphaand Frantic Search accomplishes that not only very successfully, but in an incredibly wide array of ways
A prime example is Emet-Selch, a popular villain from "Final Fantasy XIV." As a basic looter, his card evolves into Hades, a strong figure that enables players to play cards from their graveyardif they can get 14 cards into their graveyard first (a nice wink at Final Fantasy XIV)
Not that it needs anymore help, but I would throw this into a Prosper, Tome-Bound deck
With default frame Surge Foils spiking to $19 and extended art Surge Foils hitting $15, prices are up across the board
A 3/4 with double strike that becomes hexproof whenever it attacks can also close games quickly - expect to see plenty of The Wandering Rescuer if there are enough small White creatures to build around