As it is, I run it, but I resent the possibility of having to waste a Pod activation on this
This card would probably be fine on power level in a lot of cubes because reanimator is often an A + B + C combo and so inherently weak
Nonetheless, decks with strict color requirements, like Legacy Maverick, utilize the card to this day
The best Draft matters cards from the original Conspiracy set are probably Deal Broker and Lore Seeker

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Rules of Myriad in MTG Myriad interacts with other game mechanics in ways that can trip up newer players