This fuels insane card quality and selection turn after turn
Very profitablethe cards were perfect
Despite lacking the mainstream popularity of cards in those languages, the heightened demand for them might eventually cause more and more buyers, especially those who arent overly concerned about what languages the cards in question are printed in, to consider them for their own collections
Aggro often gets a bad rap as the easy thoughtless archetype
A member of the former Commander rules committee dubbed them legal, but only for the person whose name is on the card - meaning that, as soon as they're sold, they go from functional playing pieces to pure collector's items
If you're lucky enough, it can stick around for its final chapter, hopefully winning you the game if you have an Ugin and a few other permanents lying around