Here's a card Devin used during Mirrodin development: He had two deck ideas that were similar, and tried to save time by making one deck into both versions
The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth Scene Box is likely a product thats geared more towards Tolkien fans and collectors in general than serious, competitive MTG players
Ramping into Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger or Emrakul, the Promised End used to be quite potent against control strategies, and you can certainly imagine a world in which Field of the Dead alongside these threats pushes control decks out of the format in an unhealthy way
Its a niche that fits into a surprising amount of decks, though, and while I dont think itll be expensive, I think it will get a lot of people trying it out
It's also a Sliver
N has the ability to converse with Pokemon due to being raised by them and the art of this card shows that well - it almost looks like they're hatching a plan together or scheming some more ways to liberate Pokemon from humans