Curse of the Cabal also gives a player the option to suspend the effect, meaning it happens later on gradually if they can't afford the ten mana cost off the bat
(A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token.) The triggered ability and the copy it creates will resolve before the spell that caused it to trigger
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Wizards themselves even ran an advertisement for pile shuffling, demonstrating how quickly it could be performed, how much people enjoy it, and how it's become an integral part of Magic's culture
But with player fatigue and problems with the secondary market and oversupply, were starting to see signs that maybe Wizards is overdoing it
Ravnica isn't just known as a massive city, it's known as a massive city under the purview, protection, and presence of guilds, each representing the two-color pairs in Magic