Bouncing back to your hand isn't as bad as sacrificing a creature, but the effect still sets you back in a big way and can be followed up with a nasty counterspell
The blacks of the mound give way to burnt orange skies further up, casting the scene in light that can be read as both glorious and terrible
in 20% of packs you'll also find a Traditional Foil Land card
If you are able to pick up the right pieces for the green-blue-black mill-yourself deck (which should be relatively easy to do if you see yourself getting passed late Mulches and Dream Twists), then you will be in a great position to go undefeated in your draft
While you cant use it to come out ahead on a sweeper in the same way that you would with other white protection spells, there will definitely be circumstances where you dont mind saving the many in order to save the few
Give green an enchantment that triggers card draw every time a new creature enters the battlefield, and it will be powerful