However, it is more than a dozen years since Wizards of the Coast officially started selling retail products specifically for the Commander play style
Copying this effect gives you double the upside without the need to discard twice
It may be only useful for pure Goblin tribe decks, another idea, inspired by Dragon Fodder, would be to create a Dragon deck where the Goblins serve in parallel as prey and maintain a steady onslaught while the flying Lizards cause chaos and damage
Hes currently going for just over $100, and I'd be very surprised if hes not very, very popular in Commander decks to come
This card has always been an interesting colorless variant of Wheel of Fortune that can be used to force a temporary new grip of 7 cards for the turn, and then you return to the old hand
In exchange, you get to search your library for a Dinosaur creature and put it directly onto the battlefield