Released in the original 1999 Base Set, this card represents peak nostalgia for many collectors
With sparkling effects surrounding the Mouse himself, a gold-printed name text, golden ink cost, and the D23 stamp at the bottom of the card, it is one worth preserving
It still lets you stack extra combat effects, like Halana and Alena, Partners, so you can extract plenty of value from this sorcery
Another build could be one built around Mirror Universe to race yourself down to low life total so you can swap and then finish the deal more easily
Incorrect sizing can damage corners and reduce overall card protection quality
Considering it is currently the second most expensive card in the set behind Karn, Scion of Urza, it seems safe to call it overrated