While it does limit you to protecting a single type of creature, the fact you can spread it all over a whole army if they share that creature type makes it a deceptively powerful card
For instance, hes never played the massively multiplayer online Final Fantasy 14, but he pointed to a colleague across the tent at a different table Dylan over here, hes played thousands of hours of 14, Verhey said
Not only that, but the art of this version is so iconic that its still strange to me to see Snapcasters out there with different arts
I will get into why I still love it later, but its totally valid for people to not see the value here from a booster perspective
The better the condition, the rarer the card
A creature that comes into play off a fetch land or similar effect can also swing a close game