But because it has rebound, instead of entering the battlefield, it exiles itself and during your next upkeep, you can cast the Baller from exile without paying its mana cost
It's not that creative mechanic-wise, basically being a polymorph spell, but it fits in the whole chicken theme of the set, and I do like those red-skinned, knobbled-headed fanged humanoids in the background
The price is absolutely worth it, though, as the Princess and the Frog villain unleashes some of The First Chapters most powerful effects
Let's learn with an example, the mana value on Dollmaker's Shop / Porcelain Gallery is eight, and if you've only unlocked the Dollmaker's Shop and clone it, the copy will have Dollmaker's Shop unlocked with the potential to have a second Porcelain Gallery unlocked