It just needs an aggressive home
While this card's long-term downward trend from $16 to its current mark is disappointing, it has maintained a rock-solid value of around $10.60 in recent times, touting an $11.60 market price on the back of a few sales in the $15 range
$50 UPGRADES This precon is pretty powerful right after the box, but there are some upgrades you can make for it to be even better
The usefulness of Desynchronization is heavily depending on what your opponents are playing
Alesha, Who Smiles at Death is solid incremental recursion, and Garna, the Bloodflame is a great response to a board wipe or after mass-sacrificing your board, but we can greatly improve the deck by adding one or two mass reanimation cards
In this case you become the new controller of the card, but it is still owned by the player who started with it in their deck (or the player who created it, in the case of a token)