Put back cards they deliberately put into their graveyard to try and reanimate through any number of ways, or mess with their Bolass Citadel or top deck tutors by adding three brand new cards they definitely didnt want to see on top again
New and Existing Cards can be Combined to Build Powerful Decks
Would have expected something more like Bloodsoaked Reveler Flip
For instance, Aragorn at Helms Deep rose to $65, and on the higher end, The Siege of Alexandria from Final Fantasy jumped to around $90, and Flight of the Witch-King goes for about $97 showing how fast prices can rise when supply gets tight
On the flip side, even if it gets killed, you didnt invest much mana into it, so you arent as far behind on the exchange
Don't get me wrong, you're not completely unhappy casting this for four in the early- to mid-game to remove a utility creature that's giving you conniptions, but in reality, the only time you want to see this is when you have 40 mana available