The Amber/Emerald deck has foil cards of Peter Pan - Lost Boy Leader and Pongo - Determined Father
You can think about it in decks like Teysa Karlov where you sacrifice creatures but also take advantage of tokens, like with the afterlife mechanic
And Sapphire is already excellent at providing that
If your Cube or the deck you drafted have a high curve you wont have a great return on this one, but once you start combining it with the cheapest and most powerful cards in Magics history its actually a very strong threat that scales well into the midgame
Whilst Tamatoa, a set one card, asked you to have as many items on the board as possible to get the most value out of him, Magica De Spell, The Midas Touch instead looks for a tall, not wide strategy
It's stuffed with location cards and items, as well as plenty of character abilities to help with questing and challenging