It gets removed from combat just like Kor Haven, and then you'll draw equal to the number of tapped dorks that just swung at you that could be loads
(With 40 and 40 for one on one and 60 and 60 for Commander life totals.) It's more fun
Obviously we can go further with this, running a dedicated Lands deck that looks to fill our graveyard with lands and other stuff via cards like Faithless Looting and Life from the Loam, recur our stuff with Windgrace and stuff like Splendid Reclamation, and throw in cards that care about lands (Avenger of Zendikar)
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Like a lot of the other cool, iconic legends in the set, 6 mana is a lot, but being able to flip this guy into a 9/9 that fights a creature, gives you a ton of mana, and eventually turns back into Clive rather than dying, could make it all worth it