Perhaps most interestingly, if you copy a permanent spell this way, it becomes a token when it enters the battlefield
If Timmy/Tammy cracks a Mox Opal but was hoping for an Emrakul , Ill be happy to ship her $20 for it so that shecan grab two more lottery tickets
And, the art doesnt match the card mechanic, which is obtusethey try to justify it in the flavor text, and I do think they justify it quite well in the flavor text, but its just very cover-of-a-1990s fantasy novel
It gives big Academy Manufactor vibes, admittedly with less combo potential
Your opponents will have to opt between not drawing, not attacking, or not casting spells in their main phase but not you, obviously