Its combination of nostalgia, limited availability, and strong grading performance makes it a high-value mid-tier chase card
This is a very powerful card for decks that have needed one more tool to push synergies over the top, and I expect this to bring at least one tier-two deck into the big leagues
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Desert Bloom has a unique playstyle that focuses heavily on placing and sacrificing lands only to rejuvenate them in later turns
Of course, Id argue there are even two tiers below it if more grading companies are included: E for less popular but still reasonable grading companies, like GRAAD (Italian), Platin (German), CGA/ARK (Australian), EG (Spanish), etc
If a spell or ability an opponent controls causes you to discard this card, put it onto the battlefield instead of putting it into your graveyard