This is exactly what has happened with Secrets of Strixhaven, but now that we're past the initial launch window, we have a good idea of which cards are valuable and which ones are best saved for your bulk pile
It is huge at preventing your opponent from stabilizing because they may have stabilized at 6 life, but late game drawing three cards on a haste threat, in a deck full of haste cards and burn, allows you to reliably finish off the remaining damage
Loxi: I'm happy to see they chose to add more nonpermanent spells to the pool for colorless, and this will most likely be an auto-include since it can realistically slot into any colorless deck as a solid sweeper
Hashaton rewards players for discarding creature spells, so fans who want to build around this effect have started picking up every repeatable discard effect they can find
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This common card now goes for a fair bit of money thanks to its prolific use in the old Channel Fireball decks, back when the game had just 40 card decks and no real restrictions on other very powerful cards (looking at you Black Lotus)
