Not only does a more stylized approach to horror keep the art palatable for Magics younger players, but it also captures the pulp feel of old horror comics
The artifact costs two, taps for two, and phases out your dork only, which will keep tokens alive too
The thrill of the pull is unmatched, but certain sets can yield especially exciting moments
If you return an Aura this way, you choose what the Aura will enchant just before it enters the battlefield
In particular, what (vocal) Explorer players want are the 30-ish or so cards that would make pretty much all top-tier Pioneer decks playable on Arena
Its my favorite mechanic from the set, and its precisely the sort of value, deep-digging, and quality card that can really help a board out