It's very powerful in this way, especially given that its mutate trigger is potentially repeatable
Charizard fans tend to value certain art styles, and this card purposely goes against expectations, delivering a cartoony and neckless depiction of the fearsome Fire-type, draconic beast
However, the card can be stacked on top of other Rafikis to bring that cost down, and the versions currently in the game are all Amethyst to make that a little easier to pull off
3) Diabolic Edict At first glance, Terror might look like a better card
Each Innistrad set after the original has had some new ones, and the Magic Origins flip walkers were another great example
Being able to put an exiled creature card onto your side of the battlefield is pretty nifty as well, and it's where Ashiok really lives