It's got playable, strong cards, pulls from multiple sets on Innistrad's plane, and hits a sweet spot in price, all while tugging on the nostalgic strings of almost any Magic player
While not infinite, you can equip Skullclamp to a series of tokens and sacrifice them to Ashnod's Altar to dig through your deck, generating some colorless mana that you can then use to cast some of what you draw
That said, the exact combo of Starnheim Unleashed and Battle is a bit on the win-more side except in midrange mirrors
The real power comes from when you get to level three, which has you dealing an extra two damage with your noncombat damaging spells
Without much further ado, let's all collectively elevate our blood pressures as we take a look at the most expensive card from the Final Fantasy set