While the effect does seem good, this card may see you waste a lot of cards that would have come naturally to your hand in Magic: The Gathering
You are allowed to look at the front face of manifested cards you control whenever you like
For example, small imperfections with print lines
Even away from its monetary value, Blue-Eyes White Dragon is still an intimidating beast to face in a duel
Merry, Esquire of Rohan is also pushing the boundaries of what a two drop can accomplish, giving card draw for attacking with more than one Legend, and some trinket text that grants him more survivability in equipment decks
Value Cards: Lord Windgrace Turntimber Sower Xantcha, Sleeper Agent Crash of Rhino Beetles Nesting Dragon Thantis, the Warweaver Avenger of Zendikar Fury Storm Forge of Heroes Xantcha used to be ten bucks, but a single printing on The List dropped her to ten, and she would have been the most expensive card from the deck at the time