Floodborn cards must be played with Shift to force a discard, and the Ward protection that previously made him so annoying is removed from the picture entirely
What makes this card so strong is that, as long as you put powerful Creatures or Planeswalkers in your deck, the card is guaranteed to generate a bunch of value
This version of the card features one of his iconic poses from the Summit War arc (No, not that one), showing off his Flare Flare Fruit powers
However, if you really want to play with Star Wars Magic cards, there is already a pretty good solution
For example, if an opponent starts at 12 life, is dealt 3 damage, and later gains 5 life all in the same turn, your spectacle costs are a go
Flying and menace make it hard to block, and if you roll 10 or higher, it draws you a card