8 Desynchronization If Only You Could Reload Your Board State In any deck running only historic permanents, this functions as a one-sided board wipe
The use of contrasting reds and greens, the spikes and sawblades conveying a sense of terrible danger, and just the figurative image of someone fleeing while on a treadmill all combine to create a sense of dread that is perfectly captured by the title of the card
This is a 3/4 flying angel for a red and two white
It's not the most consistent finisher, but it forces opponents to spend resources answering it which opens other lines
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