I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who only care about the monetary aspects of it, and I'm sure rarity plays a part - after all, some of these cards will be 30 years old soon and that makes them naturally harder to find
Elrond and The Watcher in the Water aside, slightly lesser known characters make up the rest of the Legendary Creatures that can be Blue or Colorless and Blue Commanders but its great to see that Wizards of the Coast have taken such a deep dive into Tolkiens saga for their first LOTR set
A variety of cards, including Olivia, Opulent Outlaw , Misfortune Teller , and Life Insurance will generate a fair pile of Treasure tokens, while others like Captain Lannery Storm and Vihaan, Goldwaker give you something to do with them aside from generate mana
Playtest editions rarely surface, making this a true holy grail for serious MTG collectors
Darkstar, a 2/2 legendary Dog creature (FFVII) for Rufus Shinra
Set Booster Display Tear into boosters and set off on your own adventure