You can shoot any target for X and if the buyback is paid, you don't shuffle it like the one above, you'll just put it right on into that hand of yours
I think its definitely worth testing, though
While the card's ability to manipulate suspicion among creatures can offer some strategic advantage, there may be more efficient cards available for similar mana cost and effect, such as Goblin Guide or Monastery Swiftspear, which are commonly seen in competitive play
Mythic rares often take over the second they resolve
Nearly half of Battle for Zendikar has been spoiled at the time of writing and one thing is clear: Wizards of the Coast wants us to play with expensive and awesome Eldrazi creatures the same way we did during the era of Rise of the Eldrazi
Still very respectable, but far from the hypothetical twelve