Of the three Esper zombies, its certainly the most flexible
At just two mana and instant speed, this card is a constant headache for opponents trying to block your Wolves, and all but guarantees tramplers will get through for the killing blow
And it is pretty much always an imposing board presence This is Cancel when you dont Bargain it, and Counterspell when you do
Due to the gorgeous art, however, these plastic tokens are much beloved by MTG fans, often being snapped up as soon as they are listed online
It almost felt like Rogue was a creature type that WotC slapped on any small-ish, combat-oriented creature in any of the Grixis colors that didn't neatly fall anywhere else
Used in ProsBloom, Dream Halls, and other combo decks, Meditate could safely be cast at the end of an opponent's turn (provided they had no imminent threats on the table), or be used to grab pieces for a combo deck