What Floral Spuzzem does is that if attacks your opponent without being blocked, then you can negate the damage it deals and then choose an artifact your opponent controls and destroy it
Early print runs from the first few sets were hard to find in some regions, so sealed product sold out and certain singles climbed
Competitive decks, even those that dont include Black Lotus or any original Mox cards, still tend to be close to if not over $10,000
Once harnessed, you unlock its ultimate power: At the beginning of your upkeep, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield. This is what we call inevitability
You can see this in the different printings of Lurrus: While being far tamer with the current rules, Lurrus is still on the banned list for most formats, only being Commander and Vintage legal
However, this line of thinking falls into the trap of comparing a card to a standard that it doesnt need to meet