The effect is powerful, but often awkward too, since sometimes you end up bouncing more of your stuff than your opponent's
Ravnica, Innistrad, and Dominaria-themed sets tend to thrive when Wizards revisits them, but theyre hardly the only sets to do so
Cut a Deal might not seem very strong, as it allows your opponent to draw cards too
Alternatively, you could use a card like Illusionists Bracers to copy the 10,000 Needles ability onto another creature, giving your opponent 20,000 needles to try to avoid instead
The first is that its a huge synergy card for Stationing, which means you want it in any deck that goes deep on Station
Overall, youll be able to steadily gain lore throughout the game while frustrating your opponents plan each turn