The card is mainly being played in PO Lurrus decks, which use Moxen alongside Paradoxical Outcome to draw absurd numbers of cards for zero net mana
The fact that it's an ETB trigger and not a casting trigger gives this card huge value with creature tokens and other creature decks
Ashaya, Soul of the Wild, as an overall defensive posture, is also nice in a world where many bounce effects, including Brazen Borrowers inability to target lands
Just be aware that the advice I am giving here is occasionally superseded by the machinations of the designers and I wouldnt have it any other way
#5 Plains (#1513) A card doesnt need to have a neat gimmick or be incredibly powerful to sell well, and the special Plains card from the Raining Cats and Dogs Commander Precon is a perfect example of this
$56,120 : Espeon Gold Star POP 5 PSA 10, April 2026 (its Japanese PLAY sibling has traded $46,500 to $66,000)