It really does feel like a tapeworm that some evil psychic Necromancer tricked the good guys into believing was a creature worth enlisting in their army
For two mana you can choose to activate one of its effects, choosing between gaining life, dealing damage to flying creatures, putting a +1/+1 token on a creature, or bringing cards out of your graveyard to put them back into your library
Combine this with her Ancestral Legacy ability, allowing her to ink cards from the discard, and there's no reason this card won't be a staple in every Sapphire deck
Szarekh ensures that your graveyard is more than just a resting place, its a staging ground for your armys resurgence
First, we see Bruno Madrigal who sees prophecies in tablets in a cave where dripping Amethyst ink pools in front of him
It's a game-ender, typically sweeping away your opponent's entire board, while preserving any colorless permanents you've chosen to play, and, more often than not, also leaving Ugin alive to keep pecking away with their +2 damage-dealing power