Its rules text says it cannot attack or block unless at least two other creatures are attacking or blocking
This enchantment is packing some serious wallop, and when combined with existing effects that already double damage, has given the kinds of decks that might want to include Terror of the Peaks a brand new tool to raze things to the ground
This card name implied a history that wasn't all great from a creative standpoint, though
Chocobos make a big splash in MTG as Bird-tribal creatures that thrive on Landfall effects, usually gaining +1/+0 for each land you put out
He might die after only one attack, but youll usually be getting a 2-for-1 out of it, so thats fine with me, especially because if left unchecked, the Channeler will just keep drawing you cards
The fact that an Urza Planeswalker exists at all is amazing