Its cheap cost makes it powerful, but its sorcery speed leaves the tutored card vulnerable to mill or shuffle effects before you have an opportunity to draw it
Sligh decks loved this one, as they could get a hand full of burn after unloading a handful of Goblins and more burn
The second way to make the card effective is to have your opponent corrupted
So, if you want to build a Spider-Verse deck, this is the way to go
Agreed, there's a bunch of mono blue control decks with Sheets and Extraplanar Lense already out there running snow lands to break the symmetry, and this slots right in as a little value engine
This effect isn't once per turn, so if you can play multiple lands a turn, you can create multiple Chocobos