Its a major chase card in the Destined Rivals set and has collectors all over the world hunting for it, and its worth big bucks, even as a raw card
For example, among the cards available on TCGPlayer, the third most expensive is an Unlimited Edition of Mox Sapphire, which has an average price of $3,400 for a lightly played version, whereas it can go upward of $5,000 for near mint, based on availability
HAIRSPRAY, SNOWGLOBE, MAGIC 8 BALL, and SALAD DRESSING are all things that require a shaking motion
Offset against solid colours to match the card's colour identity, these sketchy, beige creatures are a decent callback to a memorable part of D&D's history
Enchanting a creature with infect can also be a great way to win a game
Daunting, even for the most hardcore Peruvian