A player loses the game after having been dealt 21 damage from one of them, not from both of them combined
Collectors and investors cited several other factors that may be pushing up sales and prices people are picking up a hobby amid pandemic boredom, the release of the COVID-19 stimulus checks has given them the extra cash to buy cards, and childhood fans have disposable incomes now
Furthermore, since Baeloth forces all of your opponent's creatures to attack, he then leaves them wide open to swing in for ten damage himself, potentially knocking an opponent out through commander damage
These are cards with massive PSA populations that reflect significant collector interest, and each one illuminates a different corner of the grading market
Integrated, ringless, book-bound pages prevent this entirely
Then we have Fangkeeper's Familiar, the Sultai four-drop 3/3 flashing with an ETB to counter a dork, destroy an enchantment or surveil 3 and gain life if those aren't needed