It's powerful and inaccessible, so definitely worth disclosing
While being a permanent should remove the element of surprise, it is amazing how often the players involved forget that Kessig Wolf Run is an option
The cards match the specifics of the Gamma playtest cards that were created in 1992 and given out to roughly 40 people to use in some of the earliest testing of the game
For creature matchups, we have a motley crew of blue cards, with So Tiny being our Sword to Plowshares, Warrant // Warden often permanently answering a creature since we can put it on top of our opponent's deck and then mill it away, Run Away Together offering some fun tricks where we can bounce our opponent's best thing and one of our enters-the-battlefield mill creatures, and Flood of Tears being our (very bad) Wrath of God
And then F (or Z tbh) for junk slabs
If you're still drafting Bloomburrow at your LGS and you're about to crack open that next play booster, which single card would be the best to open from a value standpoint (according to TCGplayer's market price)