All MTG cards depend on the context in which they're played, the formats they're available in, and the other cards that help to make them sing
This kind of flexible tutoring is highly important in slower, high-impact builds like those led by top angel commanders, where accessing the right threat at the right time often decides the game
While this doesn't means anything in terms of the expected value right now, which is admittedly pretty good, if your plan is to crack a box or two and hold on to the cards, keep in mind that their prices will likely be dropping over the coming month, which means buying singles is still probably the way to go for building a collection
Earthquake has the same buylist price as Telepathy but is $10 cheaper retail and even though there are a jillion foil quakes, theres only one 7th
Transmuting a commander into a creature with an irrelevant body and no abilities shuts down lots of decks reliant on their commander to function and forces them to find a way to get it back in the command zone before replaying it
As I see it, its a confluence of four things: Incredibly low supply
