It was the most-hyped set of its day, comparable to something like Prismatic Evolutions or Destined Rivals, and believe it or not, you could just walk into a store and buy it
Each card pulled is a potential new strategy, a solution to the puzzle that your opponent shapes before you
Frankly, all Dragons have an issue with materialism, and they need a serious workshop on the values of sharing
Maui works in Ruby/Sapphire and Ruby/Amethyst quite nicely and opens up other ink combos
It's heavily played at the kitchen table and Commander, and over at EDHREC.com it's in 33,969 decks for 16% of decks with its colors
this came before Clues and Treasure became staples that appear throughout Magic, which greatly increases the number of cards this spell can cast