The cherry on top that really makes the card interesting is that you can have all of this for only six colorless mana if you can find a way to discard it and pay its madness cost
You can see the majestic shape of the magically powered but human-piloted machine, a concept which would go on to appear in several other mainline and spin-off titles
At least from an MTG perspective, this puts Sin alongside graveyard commanders like Muldrotha, the Gravetide, but with the chaotic twist of that aforementioned cycle
Sabin suplexing the Phantom Train is a milestone in gaming history that serves as a wonderful time capsule to the creativity and culture of our world in 1994
Its a great fit for decks that naturally mill, that fill their graveyard, or that revolve around delirium
And with her abilities, she will likely become a staple in some mono-blue and dragon commander decks, helping that value grow from her $15 price today