A combination of obscene rarity, stellar artwork, usefulness on the tabletop, and a connection to one of MTGs most famous cards have coalesced to drive its price way up
designed for multiplayer, it cant be broken in 1v1 and has intriguing implications once you add the mechanic to creatures without it
Sundering Titan Commander has come a long way since then
Void Mirror and Chalice of the Void Void Mirror and Chalice of the Void are both primarily used to counter zero-mana spells, specifically Crashing Footfalls and Living End
Even though it costs seven mana, there are no color restrictions allowing you to easily ramp into it early on in the game
I think there are going to be a load of good targets here and Im itching to spend money on this set, but need to be patient for the most part and wait for peak supply on the big hits