Arcum's Astrolabe proved to be a problem just about everywhere by allowing decks to play many colors regardless of what their manabase looked like
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Early on it did a lot more, and it had the time to do a lot more
He lacks any real direction which is a big part of why many decks don't really want him however as he does a bit of almost everything and is such a high power card you do find yourself playing him more often than the meta might suggest
EDH player pre-orders drive the market price of the card as of now, which is why the current price is so high
Worldwide Edition was the only way to obtain this back row clearing card until 2006, although it was banned from 2004, when the Forbidden list was first created, until 2020