The Magic cards that were banned for being too good (and another one for being racist) Cards that are game-breaking or outright offensive have no place in the popular collectible card game
The original printing from 2015 is less than $20
Now we've pointed to that cause, there's not too much clever analysis left to do, except to sigh wistfully and imagine how sweet it would be to have heavily bought up Obeka cards when the MTG Outlaws of Thunder Junction commander was first revealed
Teferi's Ageless Insight lets you see an incredible number of cards each turn with Kaslas ability
This two-mana staple slots perfectly into the equipment-heavy Limit Break deck, tutoring out gear with ease, and the market has noticed, its jumped from under $20 to around $50 in recent listings
Creatures and artifacts are among the easiest permanents to remove, and if all of your removal is on ETB creatures, then youre just weak to that effect