As we saw with Exhume, two-mana reanimation is definitely worth jumping through some hoops for
First, its a 0-cost artifact, also known as a cheerio
(Older fans may remember them from the box art of Pokemon Gold and Silver, released all the way back in 1999.) While the official list of digital cards in the set isnt yet available, its likely to be smaller than its gargantuan 241-card predecessor
The only way around it is with a very specific effect from something like Mirror Gallery
Boneyard Scourge Boneyard Scourge would be a sweet card in a Sacrifice deck, where you could abuse its cheap reanimation to continually sacrifice it for value to things like Disciple of Bolas
But doing so also means undoing years of catering to an audience of predominantly white, straight, cisgendered male players many of whom do not want to see their dominance questioned