It costs five mana, which is only one more than the typical Wrath of God or Damnation
These flip cards acted very much like transforming double-faced cards behave today, but back in the early 2000's Wizards of the Coast was still hesitant to print anything other than the standard Magic back on the backside of a card
Right now, copies can be had in NM foil for about $30, but as of this writing, there were four of those
With this latest set of tins, choose from either the surging waves of Kyogre ex, the piercing horns of Xerneas ex or the temporal might of Dialga ex
Depending on what your opponents discard, you can wind up drawing more than the number of cards discarded, since Kefka draws equal to the number of card types among discarded cards
I opted to add more protection spells to protect your whole board of Slivers versus wrath effects rather than run spot removal or wrath effects myself