This isnt a weak card, its just incredibly narrow compared to the others
Dragon of Mount Gulg (Ancient Copper Dragon) From a Commander or competitive standpoint, I can't quite figure out why this is as expensive as it is, it's sitting at $72.19 market
Competitive Play Tournament players use standardized sleeves, deck boxes, and play accessories built around official card measurements
According to Zen Market, it was auctioned off for US$9 million some years ago, whereas Kotaku said the owner of the card in 2013 wanted US$10 million for it
They're a powerful engine, but equally powerful and capable of performing on their own
The lesson of Gaeas Blessing is one that I would carry through my Magic career into the modern era, and it is still true: In games of inevitability, seek card choices that can make long games unwinnable for an opponent