Dance of the Elements is a five-color precon thats all about bringing big, powerful elementals into play as swiftly as possible
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This red sorcery often wipes away small creatures, makes opponents open to attacks, and causes a great chunk of chaos, completely earning its cost
The art makes it look pretty dangerous (which isnt surprising for a 1-mana 3/2 I guess), so Id probably think twice about hugging this one #20
But that's exactly the problem: they prey on collectors' impulsive natures and addictive personalities to sell their products, when the likelihood of getting anything good is infinitesimal
It never really took off in the Standard magecraft decks, which were happier to Voltron up their Dragonsguard Elite, but I play it in my Killian, Ink Duelist deck and it does its job