Serperior's regal design and royal blue shiny color palette are the perfect combination, even if its standard green and white coat doesn't change completely
Hermit Druid Older cards in Magic usually do at least one of three things: they get power crept by newer cards, theyre such a design mistake that we never see another similar card, or they benefit from future card designs and become more powerful
The construction of the average Miirym deck (if we take all-clone lists out of the equation) is comprised of: A lot of ramp, because getting Miirym out is essential, as is recasting it when it inevitably gets removed
Meanwhile, Pelakka Predation is mediocre (although good against control, where we can grab expensive Dragons or planeswalkers), although it is a way that we can get a bit more value out of our man abase, which is especially important to our budget deck since we can't afford to play Faceless Haven or Hive of the Eye Tyrant
While the design of this card is surely elegant, the ability for it to pop off with any number of cards that plant +1/+1 counters on it makes it somewhat problematic
