The card is a fantastic reanimation target for Yuna, Hope of Spira when Omniscience isnt lying around, and can double as a win condition if you do manage to resolve the infamous blue enchantment
You choose which spells to cast (if any) as Kefka's last ability resolves
Thinking of it in terms of packs, heres the value breakdown by result: 0 Wins: 4.45 Packs 1 Wins: 4.72 Packs (+0.27) 2 Wins: 5.24 Packs (+0.52) 3 Wins: 5.76 Packs (+0.52) 4 Wins: 6.55 Packs (+0.79) 5 Wins: 7.60 Packs (+1.05) 6 Wins: 8.65 Packs (+1.05) 7 Wins: 9.75 Packs (+1.10) So purely in terms of pack value, if you can win at least twice every time you draft, youre doing better than you would if you bought five packs from the store, with one caveat: The three packs you draft dont build up wildcards
Bundle Bundles are a great way to dip your toe into collecting Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
It's rare for MTG collectors to sell their bulk cards individually, so as the term "bulk" suggests, the player will sell their cards in large sets
Not only because it is largely responsible for the EDH format as we know it, but also because of how wacky the cards are