In a four-person game, this returns a card to your hand, and forces three sacrifices, so a total swing of 1 card used, for 1 card returned to yourself, and three dorks killed out there up to 1:4 on the card advantage scale
Its on-field activation condition is too rigid, and the ability to steal an opponent's Spell from their Graveyard is only as good as the Spells they use
Best Set for Expected Value Deflecting Palm | Illustration by Eric Deschamps This isnt really my personal ballpark, honestly (#mtgfinance)
I also took the opportunity to add new cards, but I am not gonna mark which ones, because the way I see it, all the cards are "good as new" XD
I didn't think I could write anything that did justice to the scene where the force of him in flight demolishes the unlucky town he flew over so I paraphrased a passage from the novelization