Jodah states that all Legendary creatures controlled by its owner get +X/+X, where X is the number of Legendary creatures controlled by that player
And that was okay, the sets played well, and the card was important as a cheap LD tool you could set and stick
Avoid Fate is one of the best protection spells you can get in a non-blue Commander deck, and nobody is ever expecting you to hard-counter their Darksteel Mutation or Imprisoned in the Moon with a 1-mana green counterspell
I think he should either draw one card or Reckless Impulse at end of combat, because drawing two extra cards a turn would be too much at four mana and a hard push at five.
I only wish it could put the creature onto the battlefield, rather than your hand, since the follow-up cost has potential to prevent you from casting the creature you just fetched
According to Goldin Auctions, who is hosting the bid, the collection includes four extremely sought-after Charizard cards