It didn't have to owe them for long, as Wizards of the Coast bought all of the rights for Dungeons & Dragons in 1997 when it looked like TSR was about to go bankrupt
It reads: Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, if it targets one or more other permanents you control, create a token thats a copy of one of those permanents. This effect also occurs if your opponent makes you discard a permanent, as you then get a token of it
This card is popular in Transmogrify decks utilizing Atraxa, Grand Unifier or in Scapeshift decks in these formats
Forbid Forbid gives you a quirky counterspell that you can cast again and again with buyback
A Gamble proxy lets you run this powerful staple across every deck you own without paying secondary market prices
Either way, afterward, that army has to go home and attack someone else