it cares about power, not cost, so theres a world where this reanimates Hornet Queen and Agent of Treachery
It lets you play more lands, allowing for copious ramping, and you get to draw cards each time you put lands in the graveyard
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty has given the Shrine deck many tools to succeed, and the cards above form the basics of a deck that players can modify with their own collections and creativity
You can build a very linear deck that drops creatures onto the battlefield and looks to attack, and Fynn itself only costs 2 mana
Naturally, though the recent printings have different art on it now, this card is still universally called Bob in tribute to Bob Maher
Recently, R&D has experimented with conditional hexproof, such as hexproof from specific colours or card types