One Reddit user, u/alexstam123456789 on the MTGfinance subreddit pointed out that the market value for the Lord of The Rings Collector booster boxes has fluctuated since the card was found
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The problem was that if the tokens themselves were the bulk of what you got, why would anyone ever pay the echo cost
Being a blue and red Commander, there are tons of ways to draw more cards and deal more damage with combos Curiosity and Niv-Mizzet, Parun, which is already a combo in itself, but now its faster
No player can cast spells or activate abilities in between the modes of a resolving spell
This is easily one of the simplest enchanteds in Attack of the Vine, and that's far from a bad thing, as sometimes keeping a card super simple makes it easier to slot into multiple deck archetypes
