This makes some amount of sense because subjectively, it feels like the least powerful of the bunch, mostly because it doesn't do anything immediately (unless you have extra mana floating around to cast something from your graveyard), while all of the other face commanders offer immediate value the turn they come into play
Its unreasonable, of course, as scarecrows arent alive
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The average mana value is down from 4.1 to 3.8, which is still high, but the increased card draw will make things run more smoothly
Notably though, tokens cant chump-block this as the card explicitly states zero is an even number and tokens have a converted mana cost of zero
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