The bigger issue at play, I think, is the number of colors you can put in your deck
This can generate a surprising amount of advantage if the game goes long
I usually see this card in decks built around Tergrid, God of Fright because of how effective it is at removing resources from opponents and potentially stealing them with her ability
As if that wasnt good enough, after being cast, it gets shuffled back into your deck, allowing it to be used again
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