It's going to be an exciting day to see everyone get ripping their packs on launch, and I definitely won't be angry seeing a bunch of my chases pulled by others
However, the effect is inconsistent since it relies on random milling, making it generally weaker than more reliable enablers like Tome of Aetherwind (card draw), Lesson in Lava (damage plus filtering), or Aether Flarestyle direct damage instants that guarantee output without setup
The common sentence that I hear a lot to describe this is: The card will never do what you want it to do, it will do what your opponent wants it to do. If that statement is true, then why is the card constantly bought from my display case at $1 a copy, and why is it immune to reprints from a value perspective
He literally does the two strongest things you can do in the Commander format, and he does them super well
Stifle-ing the sacrifice trigger stops the creature from being sacrificed, effectively keeping it on the battlefield indefinitely