If they were for your own personal collection with no intention of selling them on, or to avoid wearing down a legitimate copy you already own, I could definitely understand the reasoning for owning them
If you compare this to the other MTG MOM cards with newly designed frames, it seems to be the rule that the special variants are slightly more expensive, so it's definitely notable that the trend is reversed here
When it does, the card brings out a number of combo pieces from the player's library, including Thassa's Oracle, which can often win the game on the spot for whoever is playing that deck
Playing around this involves using Rescue Stretcher and Special Charge to thicken your deck just enough
You can use their own creatures to block their other creatures in a given combat
With that mode, your creatures get +1/+0 and trample, and they can attack right away, so even random dorks and tokens start to push real damage through chump blocks