For example, if you own an entire base set that youre looking to sell (or display), getting each card graded may be worth it even if an individual card is worth less than $20 as having the entire set graded would enhance its overall value
To summarize, a deck full of deathtouch creatures is going to have enhanced defensive capabilities than most other decks, and dealing poison damage means you've got a leg-up in the damage race
It boils down to this: give me less battle royale and more TCG.
This recent round of previews showed off some versions of Tifa, Kain from Final Fantasy IV, Squall, Rinoa, and Angelo from VIII, Zidane (with one version being an alternate for competitive powerhouse Ragavan), and Vivi, and even a couple of versions of Firion from the divisive second entry
We want Commander games to be decided by who casts the best big spells, and Prime Time easily tips those scales
There are plenty of Deathtouch creatures in the set, which play very nicely with effects like these