Typically, I'd lambast this for being a relatively weak offering comparatively with low value in terms of finance and gameplay
The controller of a face-up phenomenon card is the player designated as the planar controller

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Its casting trigger exiles the top half of an opponents library, quite literally, cutting half their cards out of the game
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