Homelands marks the end of an era for Magic: the Gathering
The dual-faced design, which captures the style of 80s horror comics beautifully, is complemented further by the wearing detail on the front faces, and the innovative ability distribution on the backs
Like any good boss monster hes an elite version of the Sengir Vampires, and he can regenerate other vampires (Although at this point there were only two different types of Vampires I think, but I bet after Innistrad this guy was crazy useful)
His real strength, however, is that he can return Illusion characters his player owns to their hand, if theyre banished on the opponents turn
It doesn't have the giant hulking creatures that Tyranid Swarm boasts, nor the crazy Cascade antics of The Ruinous Powers deck, but it looks to be a tightly synergistic, powerful Commander deck all the same