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Collected Company won’t lose much value at rotation. Already mentioned: Extremely powerful, x4, power increases over time with creation of new =< 3 mana creatures, tutor, build around card, won't be reprinted soon, not oppressive enough to be banned. If you have seen Mark Rosewater's new video "Twenty Years, Twenty Lessons learned" you will understand what I'm talking about next. Rule #15 to game design references Player Psychographics. Collected Company appeals to Timmy/Tammy, Johnny/Jenny, and Spike. It appeals to players that want to experience the game of magic, express their creativity, and prove they can win. It's exciting due to the variance, expressive because you can choose what tribe to use, and proves a player's ability because it wins tournaments. Unlike Molten Sentry, Collected Company actually does please multiple audiences. It's a cards every player wants 4 of in their tool box.
Dictate of Erebos did nor rise in price in EU(Magic Card market)