Sure, you lose life in exchange, but being able to take a problematic enchantment the second it becomes a problem is a huge boost to black decks
Rule 2: Bottoming a card is a commitment Putting a card on the bottom doesnt delete it, but it does say: Future me can deal with this later. In a 60-card format, bottoming matters a lot because you will realistically see more of your deck
The full art with the shadowy hedron framing really makes this ethereal art by Dominik Mayer look like its floating back up out of death, just the way it does in the game
On top of the card advantage Sephiroth gives you, it also has the Blood Artist effect whenever any creature dies
(2004-10-04) If either target is illegal at the time the ability resolves (whether because it has left the battlefield, because it has gained Shroud or Protection, or for any other reason), the ability taps the remaining target, but no damage is dealt
Firstly, since they get Stash counters, the exiled cards arent tied to a specific instance of Tinybones