Its difficult to make Heliod a powerful card in such a high-powered format
It's certainly got more of the original 1989 movie about it - just look at Ariel and Flounder's childlike wonderment at the sight of a bent fork
Flow of Maggots is an Insect monster, and it's pretty creepy-looking artwork
Dredge is a modern-day monster, certainly out-gunning even most of its contemporaries and breezing through tournaments when unencumbered, but it is rarely the most likely deck to win any particular tournament, any more than Doran or Red Deck Wins, even though any of them is capable
In the same way, Id caution against taking any deal for a Black Lotus thats unreasonably undervalued, dont trust someone offering to sell you an expensive booster box for half the market price
But more importantly, how well do the cards capture the flavor of the Final Fantasy Universe