At any rate, Pixelborn appears to work as intended as evidenced by the above video
One of the unique features of the game board is a built-in mechanic that takes the place of needing dice or coins to flip
Plus, since Hopes ability only triggers on its controllers turn, you really have to stay on top of your lifegain instead of just letting it happen passively
It's pretty possible to build a deck where you Faithless Looting a Managorger Phoenix into your graveyard on Turn 1 and then cast a couple of Burning-Tree Emissary into another red spell and return Managorger Phoenix to play as a 3/3 on Turn 2, which seems like an almost unbeatable start

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