Sure, EDH players, Legacy lifers, and cubists may be interested in blinging out a deck with a crimped German foil [card]Deathrite Shaman[/card], but those players are already a small subset of the playerbase, and the number of them willing to shell out for these sorts of obscure cards are a fraction of that already tiny group
For example, Captain Storm, Cosmium Raider from the Lost Caverns of Ixalan release has an ability that says "Whenever an artifact enters the battlefield under your control, put a +1/+1 counter on target Pirate you control." If an artifact creature enters the battlefield under your control, that ability won't trigger
ban lists throughout the year, whose approach to balance mostly centred on removing dominant archetypes while mostly leaving powerful yet generic staple cards that found a home in decks across the duel spectrum alone, irrespective of community demands to limit their dominance
Tiered A big appeal to tiered spells is their ability to trigger 4+ payoffs
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