This means that the wily beholder (which, by the way, is a new creature type in Adventures in the Forgotten Realms) can actually draw more cards than the face commander if built right, though one will be throwing some card draw around the table as incentive for your foes to keep punching one another
target 1 monster on the field and gain LP equal to that target's current ATK, and if you do, that monster also cannot be targeted or destroyed for the rest of the turn

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Drop a 9/9 with vigilance, reach, and trample, then throw around 9 damage before we even hit the combat step