Second and third place also go to Universes Beyond sets, with MTG Lord of the Rings following Final Fantasy, and Avatar: The Last Airbender bringing up the rear
In the end, these issues will probably stay relatively minor, even if a little bit of Magics identity is eroded along the way.
When you do, your foe will draw a card to replace it, so this is less of a feel-bad than Mindslaver
I still remember the first time I saw the opening of Final Fantasy IV (then known as Final Fantasy II), instantly hooked by the ominous percussion and the airships soaring above the vast and open world
It might be relevant that its a cheap artifact, but this is quite expensive and there are nearly no skeletons, spirits, or zombies for you to exile
It will be much less effective in other token decks that dont revolve around life gain, but still worth including for the ability to create tokens