Due to this gulf between price and performance, we doubt many MTG players will be rushing to pick up Keeper of the Nine Gales anytime soon
Voice of Many | Illustration by Greg Staples The Too Many Cards topic is as old as Magic itself, as witnessed by this old thread reposted on Twitter by SaffronOlive: The whole thread linked by SaffronOlive (which is from 1994) is worth a read, but two topics stood out to me, above all for how common they still are: players are worried that WotC will kill Magic by printing too many cards or by printing too powerful cards
But what makes it one of the best cards is its second effect: if its used to make a Link monster, it can target a card on the field and return it to hand, meaning it can get rid of any monster that can be targeted without ever attacking, which is helpful for a deck that cant actually attack
they accumulate at the rate of two per turn, unless a card effect allows otherwise
Chaos Sorcerer and BLS are once per turn to banish something and they may no longer attack