The two lore it gains from questing is certainly nothing to scoff about either
Its better used for consistent sellers who are trying to offload the leftovers from box openings or have a constant stream of incoming cards that theyre then looking to flip for a profit
Occasionally, old card styles come back as individual items to buy for less, but you'll have to keep an eye on the store for the weekly rotation
The instants or sorceries cast using copies of Storm of Memories go on the stack as each copy of Storm of Memories resolves, and those spells will each resolve before more copies of Storm of Memories resolve
The removal suite (which includes a playset of the super efficient Cut Down), of course, prevents you from falling too far behind
Notably, there is a relevant price difference between the foil and non-foil and foil iterations of this card, as the foil versions seem to be going for about $50-60 right now