Blinkmoth Infusion is a really unique card: While untapping all of your artifacts can be valuable in the right deck, in general, Blinkmoth Infusion only sees play in decks that care about its massive mana cost
You can salvage a fallen ally for just a minimal fee of -1000 power, that alone justifies the purchase
The average number of other languages cards have been printed in since around 5th Edition is 8, but of course, some of these products, like Duel Decks and various Masters sets have far fewer languages of print, so well go with a slightly conservative average of 7, including English
It doesnt hold any competitive value, but its a stunning card with a truly adorable design
But all the cards that referred to real life Wizards positions (Fascist Art Director, R&D, etc.) were white (with the one exception being Richard Garfield in blue)
Its ideal for rebuilding after board wipes or protecting a key engine piece, but it works best when your deck is already feeding the graveyard through self-mill or sacrifice effects like Greater Good