Those subgrades are the features that every company evaluates (centering/corners/edges/surface), but having those individual grades displayed on a graded card is a nice touch some collectors/buyers might actually look for
Essentially, the card's -2 ability, which can fetch artifacts out of your sideboard, gives the deck too wide an arsenal of tools, allowing it to handily tackle any strategy it comes up against
It's a bit hard to make out over the big, colourfulj flashy dragon, but that dragon is an illusion scaring the human knights
There are also Facebook groups dedicated to this space, such as this one: If you have access to Card Market out of Europe, its another option for finding heavily played and damaged cards at a discount
Mouth of the Storm should have a big impact on the board when you play it, but often the sizes of your creatures just wont be able to line up in such a way to fully utilize the effect