Its a collaboration with game publisher Ravensburger, and is meant to be broadly appealing and approachable, playable by everyone from newbies and kids to hardcore collectors and competitive TCG players
It does come at the cost of exiling two cards from your graveyard
Even discounting Skullclamp ($1.99) and Sol Ring (which is in every Commander 2017 deck but, as the most played card in Commander, is still worth $3.27, even with a ton of reprintings), the Vampire deck is overflowing with artifact value, with Door of Destinies being the single most valuable colorless card in in Commander 2017 at just under $6, along with Well of Lost Dreams and Blade of the Bloodchief, both coming in between $3 and $4
This card hits the reset button, shuffling everyones hands and graveyards back into their decks, then dealing out fresh seven-card hands
5 Throat Wolf Its not technically a playable card (its a playtest card that was jokingly released), but come on now