Despite this, when I play with the Wheel, for whatever reason, I fairly frequently find myself casting it simply because of what I know or think it will get out of my opponents hand
The third ability of stealing permanents is also very applicable in a format with many cheap permanents whether it be stealing a Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer or an Esper Sentinel carrying a Colossus Hammer
These are cards where the artwork is a world-class masterpiece, yet the gameplay mechanics are almost entirely useless
Putting a small yet meaningful restriction on their Flurry ability is just the right touch to get deckbuilders like me out of autopilot and stand them apart from countless other URx spellslingers
Scaled down to a four or even five mana card and in only one colour and it might have stood a chance
Enter the Bargain, with twice the cost, only skips your draw step, you draw them immediately to cast them or in response to something, and it's even legal as a four of in Vintage where it used to be on the B&R list
