Then it leaves the battlefield (boo), but then it returns to the battlefield (yay!)
If they do, not only does an opponent lose half their life total, but this spell's caster gains life equal to the amount that was lost, swinging the game into that player's favor
Wizards ultimately decided to revert the card back to the way it was printed, where you placed the creature directly into play and then had to pay its casting cost reduced by 2
Family Matters can also afford to drop a single Plains since there are several creatures and a half-dozen mana rocks helping with ramp and mana fixing
Dragons would get mana screwed, wizards would have weird shenanigans and vampires could very well dominate the game
The effect of the instant is kind of a boring buff, with the only interesting thing involved being the involvement of dice, which this set really seems to like