The original five MTG Elder Dragon creatures from Legends were iconic characters, and they gave rise to one of Magic's most popular formats, Commander, otherwise known as Elder Dragon Highlander
The popularity of the franchise ensures that a portion of the player base wants to build this deck simply for the joy of the theme, keeping the card insulated from typical market crashes
Not only that, but it leaves a lingering annoying effect in play which can hose both commanders and value engines
It's impossible to predict the prices with 100% accuracy, so you should regularly check the prices on these cards in order to have a complete picture
It's a great bit of artifact synergy, and one of the few highlights from March of the Machine: Aftermath
You don't choose a target for Labyrinth Adversary's last ability at the time it triggers