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Reveillark was especially well known for being 80% versus the field and 20% versus Faeries, which is part of why it did so well at the previously mentioned PT Hollywood in an era where Faeries could be the best deck but only 20% of the metagame
Gerrard of the *Weatherlight*
Every kindred deck moving forward that goes wide will love this, it's better than Coat of Arms since it doesn't work for your foes, and you'll keep that size boost even if some of your guys are killed
