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Sta.sh
Second, the first ability should say "up to one target creature".
it's "you may have target creature gain shroud until your next turn"
and
"exile all colored permanents and graveyards."
Because all planeswalkers must be able to use the + ability at all times, whether it's useful or not.
also, all permanents are already in play (on the battlefield) therefore, saying all permanents from the battlefield is unnecessary.
Fateseal 2 on a 5cc card is more than twice as good than Fateseal 1, you gain an insane amount of control over your opponent's draws, it could only be printed in a heavy aggro meta with cards like Goblin Guide, Goblin Grenade, Lightning Bolt, and cheap efficient permanent/planeswalker destruction.
It would either need to have the Fateseal nerfed, or not have the secondary option to blow up a guy the turn it comes into play as a card with such a huge potential upside shouldn't be a safe investment.
Tri-color mana, and exiling all colored permanent cards from graveyards are nice for 60 card casual players as graveyard hate isn't really seen on expensive cards too often, but that's a dying format, and 5 mana vindicate is less strong than what most Esper colored decks would play.
It's one of those cards you need to know the meta it goes in to decide if there are enough answers for it.