Definitely agree that the more flexible ench/art destruction is better
Or, you can be notified when a card you own hits a new peak, letting you know it might be the perfect time to sell
In that window, the Japanese chase cards spiked hard on launch hype, then gave ground steadily through June as supply caught up with demand
Traditionally, the common "discount" price of a Masters -series reprint is somewhere around 50% of the pre-reprinting price, although the amount that cards drop seems to have grown since Iconic Masters and Masters 25, thanks to the extra supply from the sets being sold at big-box stores like Walmart and Target
Remember though, the chase for that card was only in collectors boosters which are much more expensive than regular draft boosters
It relies mostly on the new Roles enchantment tokens, fitting it into a go-wide token deck that rewards you for enchanting lots of creatures and swinging in with a potentially massive amount of card draw