While we don't see it becoming as problematic as Cori-Steel Cutter and meeting the same fate on the MTG banlist, this thing spits out danger constantly, and your opponent will hate seeing it on the field
It lets them pretend that they arent spinning their wheels as they cast cantrips and rituals and whatever else the Izzet player justified because Guttersnipe makes it deal damage. #49
Highspire Artisan Both Highspire Artisan and our next card are grudgingly playable as 3-drops in some kind of Panharmonicon kind of space, but even then, not so much
Filling your graveyard is relevant in Foundations too, since there are a number of solid reanimation tools in the set
According to the math, a 99 card deck should have 40 lands, which aligns with the 38+ lands camps mantra
Nevertheless, this paper-cut inspired artwork is absolutely adorable, and helps to make this Iconic card so legendary