I believe that WotC's current financial results strongly suggest that the overall answer is No. Yet I also believe that we cant think about Magic as a single game (as it was 30 years ago): modern MTG is more like a collection of different games that happen to share game pieces, and some of those games are more welcoming to new pieces than others
"Spellbook Inheritor of Prophecy" appears in this card's artwork
We knew that green wanted a wilder creature, so we looked for something that felt home in a natural setting that embodied growth through acceptance
Whenever I'm playing an aggressive deck, I hate to see a Kitchen Finks across the table from me
Itll tax all your opponents if they cast it, but itll also tax you if you have the same card and want to activate its abilities
Whether or not this Commander appeal will be enough to have Sab-Sunens price stick, however, is another question entirely