I think this is way better than people are giving it credit for in online reviews, since they say "Why spend mana or lose life to cast your foe's stuff in other decks you aren't built around?" This has little value to them, and I couldn't disagree more, let's look at why
For each card, I'm going to grade its chances of ever being reprinted, in a premier set or a supplemental set with new cards as a significant element of the product, using one of four grades: Likely, Unlikely, Very Unlikely, or Already Reprinted
Add in a collect of enchantment-themed control cards and card draw and it all comes together as a slightly worse than average Azorius Control deck that has the huge combo upside and comeback potential of casting monstrous Resurgent Beliefs
"As soon as he saw [the card] he said yes," Mr Trafton recalls
that is to say that they can be played on top of another character already in play in order to make it stronger