This sounds enticing, but Dack Fayden actually only sees sparing play in the format these days
Yup, thats really the only acceptable explanation for why this card sucks so much
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Greasefang is a bit of an all-star in Pioneer, forming part of a combo with Parhelion II that can essentially end the game on turn three
Most M:TG players win by blatant control in-game, huge amounts of damage, or tricky combos
Today, its closer to the top as its aged quite well in my memory