If theres too much countermagic, too little ramp, too many big threats and not enough ways to survive long enough to play them maybe your commander needs a critical mass of a card effect you thought you had, but didnt
"As an investment there's nothing particularly appealing about them, apart from perhaps, the belief that you can sell them along to someone else for a higher price - which is the essence of a bubble," he says
But its not just the thrill of new cards thats driving the frenzy
What's more, Fae-Cursed King is legal in formats like Historic and Pioneer while Gleeful Glutton has been carefully curtailed to eternal formats like Commander or Legacy
Lightning Bolt paired with a massive trample creature is horribly hard to deal with
And I think no one plays Sea Gate Banneret. As for Setiawan, hes got a few forgotten cards, too