Its inclusion as an easter egg in this Final Fantasy and Magic: The Gathering set celebrates the franchises eccentric side, and by spotlighting a joke that some devotees might miss, the crossover deepens its identity and enriches the overall experience
Seems like this card has a place, but its old, expensive, and forgotten, and it requires some imagination to break its symmetry
The Gitrog Monster One of Innistrads most memorable monstrosities, The Gitrog Monster has recently appeared in different forms during both March of the Machine and Outlaws of Thunder Junction
Play bigger cards like Alma Madrigal Accepting Grandmother or Bruno Madrigal Singing Seer, then drop They Never Come Back to try and block any response, then follow with a lore-gain combo below
He does sit high on the curve for Artifact decks, but the potential to keep fueling the fire may be worth finding a spot for him