Because of no limitations, a number of severely degenerate decks quickly arose
As it stands, its medium in that kind of build, but actively strong in any deck that can provide free-equips
6: Obosh, the Preypiercer - Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths I thought that Burn as an archetype in EDH had finally gotten its long overdue renaissance last year when Torbran, Thane of Red Fell debuted in Throne of Eldraine
Also, the game is absolutely rife for expansion, with the flexibility to add new elementals with new powers basically a no-brainer for publisher Capstone Games
Windgrace's land-matters mechanics are quite strong
It then saw an even bigger spike again earlier this year, coming to rest at $50 which, while below the prices it commanded in the summer, is not bad for a piece of cardboard that cost less than a dollar before March of the Machine came out