As a fun aside, every split card in this style can be read with to between both spells names: Leave to Chance, Spring to Mind, Road to Ruin, Cut to Ribbons, Struggle to Survive, and, now, Indulge to Excess all follow the naming pattern
It's a salt-inducing, powerful card because of how asymmetrical it is
Hes a four-cost 2/3 that gives your attacking creatures double strike, and itll set you back around $220
Shield of Virtue is an item card that can be exerted for a cost of three ink to continually keep Aladdin safe, proving more reliable than action cards with Ready abilities at the cost of ink
While she can be utilized in numerous ways, building a Narset deck around a Voltron strategy is a viable option, allowing for massive and impactful Auras to be cast for free and placed on your already difficult-to-remove Narset
I feel like a lot of people like this set just because it has so many Charizards, but for me, just having Charizard chase cards isnt enough