It is a convenient card, but since it is often required as a cost while you want to maintain it, it feels like a one-time use card
I could easily see this card staying at around this value for a while given the time-tested nature of cards with similar effects
With those caveats in mind, the rest of this post will cover a few results which I found interesting, looking first at cards individually, then at groups of cards and finally at long-term trends
This egg creature possesses tiny arms and legs, reminiscent of a baby's limbs, which adds a sense of weird vulnerability to its appearance
It is one of the very few non-creature spells that allows you to unconditionally remove target enchantment
If you already have a board advantage and destroy all the lands in play, your opponents have fewer resources to kill your creatures or wrath the board, so youll maintain your advantage