This is based on cards being sold for their market value, rather than one-of-a-kind exceptions like PSA 9/10 cards from Alpha and other older sets, for example
There's one, very, very obvious reason why this once very expensive MTG card is trending upwards in price
For years, it was the best budget tutor, and it still holds its own today, but as more cards get printed and the formats speed continues to increase, its flaws start to become more and more apparent
While it appears well get to enjoy the delights of the upkeep step a little while longer, in light of recent developments, we all may need to adjust to a world without upkeeps before long
Chaos: Whenever you roll Chaos, target creature can't be blocked this turn