She can quest for three and has a 3/6 stat line
The millstone set in an empty void with its only goal to slowly bear down on a large mass is a pretty good representation of the unyielding force of mill decks that only aim to destroy your deck in as little time as possible, making it perfect for mill-themed decks
From Standard down to Legacy, this card has been a dominant threat nearly everywhere its been legal
Showcases artwork by Cynthia Sheppard, enhancing visual appeal for collectors and players
An auto-include for Pir, Imaginative Rascal and Toothy, Imaginary Friend decks, it also combos well in Bant decks with Emiel the Blessed and Workhorse, where you remove your Workhorse counters to blink Emiel until you have more growth counters than a wall with pencil marks at your grandparents house
The story has been popular in Christian religious art since medieval times (the Louvre has a thirteenth-century example in ivory)