The dream is playing this on turn 2 as a Rampant Growth effect, and that will come up occasionally, but as the Nurturing Pixie decks have shown us, just being able to bounce a creature back to your hand to reset an Enters ability can be good enough
Im not saying itd be a good deck, but this relentless card can make for some fun strategies in Commander brackets 1 and 2 or more casual decks
The chaos effect is serviceable, but rather unexciting in most cases
This Rare Ultra card is numbered 138/145 in the set
Dragons hit hard, fly over blockers, and have deep tribal support, though they need a strong ramp base to perform
Pokemon Card Strategy: So as far as strategy goes, since Scolipede is a stage 2 Pokemon, you'll have to first get Venipede and then Whirlipede into play