This sorcery was essentially an artifact tutor, that had the additional cost of sacrificing an artifact, when it was cast, but it also put the selected artifact into play and not into your hand, so it was huge for some decks, because if you didnt counter the Tinker, you couldnt counter the artifact
Similarly, that permanents abilities wont activate if its tapped this way and, if its a creature, it cant attack either
Even if it does end up being strong, this is a great card to print into a format where players are worried about Up the Beanstalk
5: Destroy all creatures in the sector of your choice
The biggest single MTG set ever released was the Fifth Edition core set in 1997, which had 449 new cards in total, including 20 Basic Lands