This card covers so many bases that it is incredibly easy to justify including it in a wide swathe of blue decks
"We would live on the Seriema," Brown answers
It also stops the opponent from casting double spells (or at least punishes them for doing so), making Barnabas a solid card for multiple reasons
But this 2 mana 2/2 does more work: Whenever one or more land cards are put into your graveyard from anywhere, it creates a 1/1 red, green, and white Sand Warrior token, but only once per turn
The core engine of Amber singers questing under Steel protection doesn't change
While it's clear to see that reanimation has taken many forms over the course of Magic's history, it's good to know that the old ways are still around even if only in one of the game's oldest formats