Banning Hiram specifically means other decks can play to their tempo and try new cards in slots that used to be solely anti-Hiram
This means that you're trying to hide and reveal the fewest amount of items that you believe you can get away with without being the person who has the fewest overall
They could stabilize closer to the $7-$8 range, making them a decent buy at $5 if you need a set
Looking back, Into the Inklands felt like the peak of Lorcana hype
However, unlike Oblivion Ring, cards like Colossal Whale have a single ability that creates two one-shot effects: one that exiles the creature when the ability resolves, and another that returns the exiled card to the battlefield immediately after Colossal Whale leaves the battlefield
Not because it isn't, it fairly obviously is, even my own deck with Umori in it rarely casts it because it's been completely outclassed by the newer version I play as my commander