Rating: unplayable, not even on Gloria.

Encounter card reordering is only useful in low player-counts. This is because in low player counts:

• controlling the variance of the encounter deck is more important (when you don't have other players to bail you out),
• looking cards means knowing 2 turns ahead in 2p and 5 turns ahead in solo, but only slightly more than a turn in 3p/4p
• moving a card to the bottom of the deck can mean it never shows up, while in 3p/4p you'd usually draw through the encounter deck

However, at low player counts actions are also much more precious. You cannot afford to spend 2 actions 2 resources and a card to trade an encounter card for a weaker one. Most encounter cards don't even cost you 2 actions 2 resources and 1 card.

This is one of those cards that makes you wonder if the designers playtested it before release.

This might have gained a bit of a place of its own with Gloria's default signature weakness(es), though it's still a big stretch. Her triple weakness, Prophecy of the End, seems to serve to throttle her usage of her ability more than anything, since I can't imagine using her reaction when you already have two underneath you. As such, putting them on the bottom of a recently shuffled encounter deck sounds like a nice boost.

There are three ways to do this. Alyssa, Scroll of Secrets, and Antediluvian Hymn. So, you either need to get lucky with the former two or use them in tandem with another "look" card, which obviously means you're using more resources. That being said, those cards already do what Gloria wants to be doing, soo it's hardly an argument against them. Still, for the mere purpose of 'bottom'ing your weaknesses, this shows you the most encounter cards per card, I think.

All that being said, a bit of prudence and Gloria's signature card should already deal well enough with her weakness, I feel like. I highly doubt that an honestly slim chance of putting one or two copies of the weakness on the bottom would be worth it on its own. I can only imagine this whole shenanigan being actually worth it if you're going full support and/or don't have those other two "put on the bottom" cards in your deck and/or benefit from the curses as well.

P.S. Oh yeah, two problems that still exist: Some scenarios shuffle the encounter deck liberally, which totally defeats its main upside. This especially sucks when the reordering aspect, which is part of what you're paying for, is not that important for Gloria beyond preventing encounter combos, since she chooses the investigator order anyway. I still can't believe this costs 2 resources, too. Anyway, I'll keep coping until this gets taboo'ed, because damn, what a waste of a cool name and amazing art.

I actually like this card. There are a few scenarios where you want to dig through the encounter deck to find an objective that's hidden near the bottom. Admittedly, that's not many scenarios; certainly not enough to justify taking this card in a vacuum. To be worthwhile, it's going to need extra support--and I'd argue that rather than encounter deck manipulation, what you really want is curse tech.

Although digging for a special location or scenario objective is rare, VP enemies hidden in the encounter deck exist in the vast majority of games. Antediluvian Hymn helps you push those juicy mini-bosses up to the top and add up to 5 to the bag in the process. (Literal bonus points if you find a VP enemy, order it to go to your fighter and then fish it out using Delve Too Deep.)

So who wants this card? No, not Gloria--it fits best with Mystics who use curses to fight:

Dexter Drake armed with Armageddon and Skeptic.

Kōhaku Narukami with Manipulate Destiny and Rod of Carnamagos.

Agatha Crane with Olive McBride and Gaze of Ouraxsh.

...you get the idea. This card isn't Scrying and you're not using it to fail less. It's win-more tech to help you locate what you WANT out of the encounter deck, and the curses you generate are going to help you flatten it when you find it.