Every new main expansion to the Trading Card Game has a list of cards that are highly sought after by both collectors and players, usually because of their increased value in comparison to the rest of the collection
Speaking of "more powerful" options, things start to get really spicy on the top-end: $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 Note: you can play a creature card for it's morph cost then target it with Ghostly Flicker, resulting in a creature that is "turned face-up" when it returns to the battlefield as a new object
This works very well in this card that just emotes action
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While it's easy to think that packing a deck with as many as possible will defeat anything that comes your way, it can actually have the opposite effect
It shows how little the designers understood the game they had created that this card - which lets you draw three cards for one mana - was assumed to be roughly as powerful as Giant Growth, Lightning Bolt, Dark Ritual, or (of all things) Healing Salve
