With its zippered design, you can rest assured your cards will be secured and protected
I noted that the former "might not eclipse Nekusar," which is its closest competition, and indeed, Queza only got halfway there
You do have the option of Cycling it as a regular counterspell, but at six mana thats arguably an even worse rate
This means you could run two copies of a card in decks sized from 1 to 20, while decks at 60 cards or more could run unlimited copies of any given card
A tiny bit of protection goes a long way in making sure your three-mana 2/2s survive long enough to matter
Deadeye Navigator and Displacer Kitten are among the best versions of this since you can trigger them multiple times a turn, but the reliability of cards like Soulherder and Teleportation Circle help extract value from the long game