I'll just add that I love Magali Villeneuve's art for this reprint--her Magic art is some of my absolute favorite
Conclusion Magic: The Gathering cards can absolutely have value, but the market is not as simple as old equals expensive or mythic equals valuable. The cards that perform best usually combine scarcity, demand, condition, history, and collectability
Some local game stores buy copies of Secret Lairs to sell, so if you missed the preorder there are still places to find the cards
But in decks with more flamboyant mana bases, its too unwieldy to rely upon consistently, especially if your deck lacks the smoothing effect of green
Noise Marines ability is also modified by cascade, dealing at least two damage as it enters the battlefield due to the spell cast off its cascade trigger
The card with ninjustsu will still be in your hand while resolving the ability and must remain revealed until the ninjutsu ability resolves or is otherwise removed from the stack