Bilbo's Burglaring

Six-mana sorcery-speed theft is far too slow for a one-artifact effect; even versus artifact decks it is much worse positioned than Bribery (32).

Could be wrong if A slow artifact-heavy matchup becoming common could create a narrow sideboard experiment.

Legacy's mana can cast it, but a six-mana sorcery needing opposing artifacts is too delayed and conditional for credible adoption.

Could be wrong if Ancient Tomb-based artifact-control shells or an unusually artifact-heavy field could improve its niche.

In multiplayer it can take up to three mana rocks or engines for real card advantage, but six mana and target dependence keep it niche.

Could be wrong if Its value rises substantially if optimized tables retain many high-impact artifacts through turn six.

In normal one-on-one Limited it is a six-mana, artifact-only theft spell; it can steal a bomb artifact but will often lack a worthwhile target.

Could be wrong if Artifact creatures or premium equipment could be much denser than the incomplete reveal suggests.