Another reason Najeela has remained relevant for so many years is that she doesn't require much setup
That "Alpha frickin' Lotus" is the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle of Magic: The Gathering (MTG) cards and uncovering one is like winning the lottery
Supporter SIRs featuring popular characters tend to maintain steady long-term value, and Roxie has a dedicated fanbase among players who grew up with the Unova games, which gives this card solid footing as a top pull from Chaos Rising
Whatever its doing, the state it's in, whatever's attached to itall of it stays the same
Enter the Infinite, unlike it's affinity-based cousin is a very good card and often does read You win the game. That is what you want if you are waiting till turn 12 to do something big (although you should always protect Enter the Infinite with at least one counterspell)
Additionally, the dark shadows at the bottom of the card contrast perfectly with the brighter lighting at the top of the card