Drawing two cards and creating a Treasure token, while also being able to sacrifice an artifact instead of a creature, is just enough value to push it over the edge of other similar cards
But if I had to choose one from a competitive-oriented point of view, Id definitely go for Vampiric Bloodline
In AFR s classic rulebook frame showcase art, the cards evoke a sense of Monster-Manual-familiarity on the D&D side while inspiring a sense of adventurous exploration on the MTG side
One other card type, Songs, have at least two variable costs in ink or exhausted characters, showing that theres still a strategic depth to Lorcana not yet fully explored in the leaked material
Even though I consider Thought Monitor to be a better card than Thoughtcast, youll often see both of these cards together in the same deck
This is what makes Kurkesh, Onakke Ancient such a good charge counter commander