It does also make it more valuable to remove for those players and with not assuring a card unless you have two mana spare when it is removed it seems a little risky
Plus, the new-to- Magic cards from the Start Kit are Modern legal, so you can begin new adventures with fan-favorite characters in your own decks
So if my opponent attacks me with a white creature like [c]Arborea Pegasus[/c], I can block it with Archon of Absolution without any problems
Sarkhan, Dragon Ascendant focuses more on value, spitting out a Treasure token if you behold a dragon and growing bigger every time one hits your board
I also believe that this card will be immensely popular among the Limited format crowd, as thats where you can create a very strong tribal deck with the duplication effect
So if you do decide to buy Hasbro, and decide to pivot DnD into something that you think the silent majority really desires, well, I hope you enjoy it while you have it