I don’t think I agree. Highlander’s biggest issue is that you sacrifice powerful 2-ofs for 2 1-ofs, so you have to play worse cards and see your good cards less often. C’Thun shuffles 4 bad cards into your deck, so you’re now even less likely to see your important 1-ofs.

Honestly looks pretty impressive for minion-heavy midrange decks. Pretty worthless without corrupt, but it’s cheap enough that it isn’t very difficult to do so. I think this may be a pretty solid card if the meta and tools surrounding it can let it shine.

If the 4+ cards can fit well into a midrange deck with this card, I would give it a 4/5, otherwise maybe just a 3/5.

Not only do you have to randomly draw into all four of these pieces AND play them, you have to then draw into c’thun itself. All of these cards are below average along with diluting your draws for actually good cards. If you can afford to drop 20 mana worth of not very good cards after drawing them, you have already won the game.

C’thun itself is obviously really strong, but it’s so unbelievably slow and “win-more”.

Overall, 1/5. Just play chef nomi if you’re expecting to draw a lot of cards and you want a big finisher.