It does not need to look noble, heroic, or traditionally beautiful to become a chase card, because its appeal comes from the sense that something unpredictable is happening the moment it appears
With its thousands of cards, experimental mechanics, and player ingenuity, it is impossible for Wizards of the Coast's R&D team to account for the nearly-infinite possibilities for any card
It's only ok card draw, but for Naya (Green/Red/White) you can do worse
Cycling cards in and out of my graveyard, playing face-down creatures and morphing them up, and even picking up counters and putting them somewhere elseas long as my hands are moving, Im happy
You can speed up the process by investing mana into it, but theres usually no need
MPC expects a certain amount of boarder to allow for inconsistencies in where exactly the card will be cut