Even the standard, non-foil version is priced at nearly $15
Mirror of Life Trapping Lastly is a bit of a weirder mention that may not have fully reached its potential quite yet, but one worth shouting out with all the exile shenanigans were suddenly seeing, and its also from While its execution is more obtuse than the more straightforward cards previously mentioned, theres something to be said about a card that plays around with zones so much in such a unique way
Combos Early combos are mainly about using Rush or Exert ability characters, and trying to keep your characters just hanging on
Unfortunately, Wizards of the Coast doesn't attach a defined MSRP to their Commander products, so there's some room for demand-based price inflation
these effects become significantly more problematic if you try to abuse it however, like with Dockside Extortionist loops
This is often called virtual card advantage, since it doesnt actually draw a card, but prevents you from wasting a draw step on a card thats otherwise useless