The ritual effect it provides is really powerful, though: This is one of the best black instants in the game
At just three mana this Wheel effect has tyou and your opponent both shuffle your hand, graveyard, and deck together and draw a whole new seven cards, with Timetwister going into the graveyard
They're specifically made to replace set and draft boosters
If this spell was cast from a graveyard, instead create X of those tokens, where X is the number of creature cards in your graveyard
This makes total sense since they tend to be more scarce in terms of print runs and they also tend to have strong aesthetic appeal
Or even to your plan against decks with powerful two-card engines, where you need to try and put them on the fastest clock you can early, and then time your discard spells to keep them stuck on (at most) half a combo