In fact, R&D used to refer to the menace effect as the Fallen Empires Goblin War Drums ability since the card was one of the first and most notable to make use of the effect
This can make use of surplus expensive spells which we cant afford to cast, and also ensures we get an immediate boost from Kerugas ETB which can otherwise be a little awkward in a deck that might already be struggling to use all its draws
2 sleeves, double the sleeves, double the sleeving
There are 19 cards with specialize, and none of them are common
I know there was a GP win with Esper Dragons and a few medium-low finishes since, but I feel strongly about the inherent weaknesses of the deck more than ever
While his second ability is a little underwhelming, netting you a 4/4 red Dragon token for four loyalty, his final ability lets you tutor up any number of Dragons from your deck and put them directly into play, which is a wildly powerful effect