Its one of the best Dragons, and Dragon support cards, in MTG Standard by a long shot
Tier 3 - Selective Grading Worth grading Radiant Pokemon are single-print cards, but raw prices are low enough that grading costs eat most of the premium
This is something that I belive cannot be determined purely based on the data of the cards
Which is why a version of this Japanese card sold in January 2025 for a whopping $33,000
A few more cards see plenty of play in Commander: Dragon Mage as a wheel card that allows players to discard and draw entire hands, Swiftfoot Boots is solid equipment that is helpful in virtually every Commander deck, and Cinder Glade which is a slow land of the red and green color identity
It also costs a lot of mana upfront, which keeps it from being the best of the best though I love pairing it with Vilis, Broker of Blood