In hindsight, Arabian Nights was a flawed but brave attempt at "top-down" set design, where flavor comes first and the lore dictates card design rather than the other way around
These changes also encompass a departure from some of the card design present in the Sword & Shield era, this is no more evident than in the silver borders that were introduced, abandonment of rainbow cards and a restructure of the rarity system
Overall, it is a valuable little card that can get rapidly out of hand in any deck thats running synergies with counters, beasts, life gain, or even a beast tribal deck
Generally, nicknames are attached to older cards, as it's much harder for the nicknames of new cards to catch on compared to back in the day
I stopped trying to help people out after about 10 people that had no clue what they were doing
Treasure is one of Magic: The Gatherings most useful token types and Season of the Bolds first ability can be used to build up a whole stockpile in a single turn, potentially paying out an equal amount of mana to what was paid for this spell in the first place