Its a given that you might discard the card that you searched for, but the chances are usually pretty low and the best decks wont really care if they happen to discard something important because they have ways to play it from the graveyard in the current era of Commander where the graveyard often feels like a second hand
Itll fit perfectly into Alela, Cunning Conqueror hahaha
Efficient utility creatures like Sakura-Tribe Elder and Mulldrifter have been popular staples for as long as theyve existed, in large part because of how easily they can utilize recursion and the free equity they generate in the combat step
The Emerald Ink type is well balanced between Hero and Villain characters, at least in The First Chapter, with seven Heroes and six Villain glimmers in its selection of 34 cards
You might wake up dangling over a pot of oil wishing you hadn't messed with the cachemaster
Even the cards one level down, like the long list of 2/1s for one mana such as Dragon Hunter and Expedition Envoy, are still plenty effective