Sure, if you lose the flip, you're basically down a permanent, but you can circumvent that a bit by weaving this into a deck that actively wants to sacrifice permanents
Magic: The Gathering's latest set is a return to the medieval realm of Eldraine
When upgrading any Commander precon, its important to stick pretty closely to this basic checklist: Focus on the strengths of your commander
Fearless Pup might replace some current one drop slots in the deck but the card itself is not strong enough
A reprint would likely rob us of this, and that cannot stand
For example, if you chose "attack," casting a spell with "attacks," "attacking," or "attacked" in the rules text wouldn't cause the ability to trigger