Forcing all foes to sacrifice a creature whenever one of yours dies is a massive boon, and, as such, it boasts an impressive price point despite seeing quite a few reprints over the years
The question is what happened in Minneapolis
It's fast, consistent, and can win from multiple angles
This card has always been an interesting colorless variant of Wheel of Fortune that can be used to force a temporary new grip of 7 cards for the turn, and then you return to the old hand
The Oil Slicked Raised Foil is the most expensive version of this card, combining the raw nature of the Showcase and the intimidation factor of the normal card art
You can see from the image above that the Trove from this set will include most of the same stuff as the Trove in Into the Inklands except with a big change: instead of the organizers being based on Ink types, it looks like you can now organize your cards based on rarity