It is this insurance style of use that helps reduce random screws deciding games however it probably doesn't outweigh the increase of random wins from when it is being used in its intended capacity, the old turn one Mox, Slith Firewalker on the play used to be so good
In my experience, players usually go after copies of Sheoldred, the Apocalypse, and getting even a single creature back with this is great value
Rayquaza also has a single attack called Max Burst, which requires at least 1 Fire-type Energy and 1 Electric-type Energy to use
Since Fell has a single black mana commitment and one generic mana to cast, it can be splashed in practically any deck playing black
Not because they are so painterly or colorful, but because they abandon the detailed backgrounds found in more recent SIRS in favor of detailed closeups on the Pokemon themselves