It is particularly strong in Limited, and I see the creature hit the battlefield (often through Sneak Attack effects or cards like Reanimate) in LSV's Vintage draft videos all the time
However, now that its out of the wild and has been graded, the process of purchasing it can begin
Having three opponents instead of just one means you have to be a lot more thoughtful with your attacks
Let me know what you think in the comments
This means that if you were to draw a Pot of Greed in your opening hand - something that the players of the 2003-2005 World Championships had a 12.5% chance of doing, as it was limited to a single copy per deck - your hand size increased from five to six and your deck size reduced down to 37, increasing your chances of drawing a specific card from 33.76% to 42.15%
If this face-up card in its owner's control leaves the field because of an opponent's card effect: You can Special Summon 2 "Krawler" monsters with different names from your Deck in face-down Defense Position, except "Krawler Spine"
