If you played the TCG in the late '90s or early 2000s, you almost certainly had a Scyther in one of your decks, and that kind of personal connection drives prices in a way that pure aesthetics can't always replicate
You can discard a madness card, kill small guys, or just push damage through by making it so that others cant block
It has a very relevant limitation to noncreature permanents, but you can reanimate enchantments, good ETB effects, or even planeswalkers
Honestly, the only thing that has kept Herald of Anguish from being everywhere is the mana cost, because that text box is certainly not the obstacle
It might not be a get-rich-quick scheme, but holding onto bulk as a long-term investment isnt a bad idea
Ready-to-play 60-card deck built for competitive battles