So, building around TAUC mechanics like convoke and station is a way to access game-breaking tempo plays essentially for free, as a reward for doing something which is already valuable on its own at all points of the game
Even Cat decks may well be eying up Scythecat Cub to gain value from otherwise wasted land draws
As for Tawnos, Urzas Apprentice, well, Gavin Verhey once used him as an example in why they only do two new commanders for decks these days
Academy Manufactor is an incredible card for any deck that makes its noted tokens, while Adrix and Nev, Twincasters and Bennie Bracks, Zoologist have much broader applications
(The most dangerous part of an opponent drawing a lot of cards is their ability to cast lots of powerful spells in one turn, so that's why affecting the number of spells they can cast is a great aspect of this list.) Cards that can make an opponent discard their entire hand, even if lets them draw 4 or fewer cards afterwards
Valued at just $0.80 when Bloomburrow first came out, according to MTG Goldfish, the card has seen quite the jump in the past few days