Flatline While MTG has many exceptional evasion effects to maximize the chances of dealing damage, sometimes your opponents creatures are simply too powerful
Setting aside your ability to improvise to get it onto the battlefield (hello Smothering Tithe), the fact that it just keeps getting bigger whenever you have an artifact enter the battlefield means its going to get immenseand its not like itll lose the counters
Bloodghast can get milled, then come back onto the battlefield each time Landfall is triggred (which is easy with fetchlands)
Since none of them made it to the market, the estimated worth of a single card is $10,000+
The Enchanted version has the sort of storybook look that the Enchanted cards all have in this set, with an inky sepia-toned background covered in foil
The cost and toughness are just within Constructed playability, and while paying for the ability stings, the combo potential inherent to the untap symbol means the adorable Bairn still keeps up with newer doubling effects