Well, this year's release brought with it two of the most expensive reprints we've ever seen in the series in Hellkite Tyrant (over $30) and Thousand-Year Elixir (nearly $25), both in the Lorehold deck
Conspiracies are a unique type of card which aren't legal in any Constructed format such as Modern or Legacy
Considering you rinse and repeat this, you come away with infinite turns, which is fun for everyone
Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist + Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh Rograkh, Son of Rohgahhs keyword soup makes it the perfect creature for Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist to slap a bunch of equipment and auras onto
We have a lot of targeted removal that gets creatures and planeswalkers, like Bedevil and Bitter Triumph
The cards that are usually the throwaway draft chaff that you leave on the table of your local game storelands and tokensare the ones that have the most value, while the mythics and rares that normally drive the value of the set are comparatively worthless