The traditional weakness of these restrictive Future Sight effects that let you play cards from the top of your library is seeing cards you actually cant play
It is a flavorful card with three great effects, and the middle Farseek for a Mountain[/card is why I get to include it in today's ranking
In other words, Wizards knows that reprinting money cards and creating new staples results in more product sold
These two cards are at least Rare
No one had really found a way to use it effectively in any format in the 17 years since it had been printed, but Wilds of Eldraine had the perfect mechanic for it Bargain
Of course, a dedicated Etrata deck will usually have even better ways to cheat this downside: phasing or flickering her out of play before the shuffle, attacking with copies of the original or copying the trigger itself, or even destroying the target with some other assassin in response to fizzle the shuffle