While us including it in this list as a "looter" is a bit questionable, its inclusion in HashatonHashaton decks the world over is not
A Temur build splashing for Tarmogoyf and sideboard cards finished in the top 16 in Philly which makes sense, given how many holes Tarmogoyf plugs for Murktide players
Large creatures with evasion and undying are very powerful and yes this card is expensive and you'll need lots of mana to capitalize on it, but it represents some of the more powerful things you can do in Magic
not only does this card call to a significant time in her character development, it also reflects her mechanical power as a card
In addition, cards like Spirit-Sister's Call from Neon Dynasty and Starfield of Nyx from Magic Origins can also help bring back Shrines if they leave the battlefield
The only downside of this card is that its Legendary, meaning you can only have one in play at a time