Having been around for around 33 years at this point, Magic: The Gathering has an insane amount of pedigree
In higher-power and higher-variance Cubes, youll see something like Bonfire of the Damned, and in my Pauper Cubes, youll find Rolling Thunder
Whichever part of the effect you care about, having a cheap source of it at the beginning of each turn makes your deck tick
Note that the Rejection only bounces a dork but the card above bounces anything not called "Land" so it's a more flexible bounce spell but without the card flow
Vincent Proce's art sells this mix of living and dead incredibly, as, while some faces are clearly living or dead, there are too many who could fall either way, implying nobody would know which mouths to trust 7 Ad Nauseam Ad Nauseam is terrifying for a whole number of gameplay reasons, with entire "Adnaus" decks based around playing it for an easy win