It also works in any white/red combat-heavy deck too, as being able to put anything below four power onto the battlefield for free is always going to be powerful
Not only do its sellers adjust to market value (which is visible for all), but you can view price history and see seller feedback (its part of eBays network)
The warriors wield swords and transport themselves by chariots
If it is attached to a creature, it becomes unattached from that creature
Naturally, these sorts of shenanigans are easiest to accomplish in a token deck, but any go-wide strategy can reasonably use Ezuris Predation to create an instant board, sweep away weaker opposing creatures, and move toward closing the game
In fact, these days, it's not uncommon to see a pretty unremarkable card sell for silly money, merely because only a few people had the foresight to preserve a copy