Obviously whether this is good or not will depend on what threats are actually played, but its the kind of card that can dictate what can and what cannot be played, so it has the potential to shape the metagame if the right deck for it emerges
There are some jokes about wondering who the Thancred card represents, referencing the "This is Thancred" meme
Can't tangle with Tas/Goyf/Rhino either) Multicolored Wilt-Leaf Liege Keranos, God of Storms Olivia Voldaren Fulminator Mage Sigarda, Host of Herons Honorable mention: Sphinx's Revelation It's a trap!: Abrupt Decay (Not only does this fail the "don't out-efficiency Abzan test", but it doesn't even hit Rhino, Tas, or manlands) Colorless Batterskull Relic of Progenitus Karn, Liberated Etched Champion Spellskite Honorable mention: Sundering Titan It's a trap!: Wurmcoil Engine (Tron's anti-Jund allstar, but the Path weakness is just so glaring
Curious to learn more about how 2HG works and some of the intricacies of play
If youre playing a bunch of effects where the Ring tempts you, then this can become a bonkers card-drawing engine