Drop this while you have a pile of Treasure on board, and your opponents will start sweating
Being able to buy the rights to a card and print as many fresh copies as you like in theory would eliminate shutting players out of building their desired deck due to high prices or limited copies
For example, Nicol Bolas has the characteristics of its creature face in the graveyard, even if it was a planeswalker on the battlefield before it was put into the graveyard
They care about draft quality, mechanics, Commander upgrades, nostalgia, card power and whether the set actually feels interesting to play
If you have the kind of deck that can make a massive thing with haste and they suspect you are playing this they will always have to keep at least 2 toughness of blockers back or risk instant death to it
A standard Magic card (2.5" x 3.5") is significantly smaller than both A5 and A6 paper sizes