Whether or not players care about the treasures, the damage, sacrifice, and ramp values of the card make it a definite include in any 100-card Riveteers deck
Even so, the customers spoke, and its thoroughly ingrained at Wizards that firearms and Magic: The Gathering do not mix
Like every card along with their pops, prices, grading rates, and historical sales
If Rootwater Shaman were our commander, I'd absolutely consider it, but I can't have a bunch of sorcery speed cards that are bad unless I draw and keep alive an obscure, fragile Merfolk from 1996
Just wait for your opponent to target that pesky Symbiotic Wurm or Verdant Force in his graveyard with Zombify or Reanimate, and send that bad boy a-packing back into the deck
I also like the random Chinese dragon in the background of Pyroblast