Between Psychatog, blue-green madness decks, Quiet Speculation, and a host of other discarding/bring directly to graveyard effects, the Analysis has quietly become the powerhouse card drawing card of the current Standard environment
The backside, while just a 3/3 that dies to all the popular removal spells in Standard, has a very powerful ability for a go-wide deck by giving all your noncreature spells convoke
If the equipped creature is no longer on the battlefield at that time, use its power as it last existed on the battlefield
Each row of six cards forms a standalone scene, from the Witch-king of Angmar and other Nazgul riding fellbeasts in the air, to a mounted clash between cavalry and oliphaunts, and what appears to be members of the Fellowship - including Legolas, Gimli and Aragorn wielding Andril - surrounded by orcs
Thats because in Faeria youre not only placing your creatures on a hex-based board, youre also building the board yourself as you play
Compared to his older versions Urabrask looks somewhat appealing, but the upside just isn't really there