Why Japanese Cards Are Often More Valuable In many cases, Japanese cards are printed in lower volumes, have better print quality, and are released earlier than their English counterparts
Silky-smooth shuffling
Akul the Unrepentant Lawful citizens pay full price for creatures like Archon of Cruelty and It That Betrays, but the leader of the Hellspurs has no such scruples
They said that Paul hit a window after punching through it, and the shards of glass severely lacerated his hands
Then you can spend 5 mana, shuffle, exile and cast the top card of your library, so he's sick with free card stuff too
I rarely play storm or decks where proliferating matters, but I can absolutely imagine this card putting in a lot of work for someone that is used to playing both of those and causing an absolutely overwhelming amount of value at instant speed