This is why the prices listed in the charts in this article are lower than the MTGGoldfish price: I'm making deductions that take into account the "hidden" costs of selling the cards

At a rate of approximately 1:7 for Sets: Kaladesh Remastered , Adventures in the Forgotten Realms , Streets of New Capenna , Alchemy: New Capenna , Alchemy Horizons: Baldur's Gate , Dominaria United , Phyrexia: All Will Be One , Alchemy: Phyrexia , March of the Machine , The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth , Wilds of Eldraine , Alchemy: Eldraine , Alchemy: Ixalan , Alchemy: Karlov Manor , Outlaws of Thunder Junction , Modern Horizons 3 , Bloomburrow , Alchemy: Bloomburrow , Duskmourn: House of Horror , Alchemy: Duskmourn , Magic: The Gathering Foundations , Aetherdrift , Alchemy: Aetherdrift , Tarkir: Dragonstorm , Alchemy: Tarkir , Edge of Eternities , Alchemy: Edge of Eternities , Magic the Gathering | Avatar: the Last Airbender , Lorwyn Eclipsed, Secrets of Strixhaven, Alchemy: Strixhaven At a rate of approximately 1:6.5 for Shadows over Innistrad: Remastered At a rate of approximately 1:6 for Sets: Amonkhet Remastered , March of the Machine: The Aftermath

It comes down to prowess, flashback, and a lot of non-creature spells to play into the hands of both mechanics
It's legal in Legacy, Vintage, and Commander, so this is a card you can realistically get to the table - providing you can afford to buy a copy