Lore-wise, Leovold might be a complex and secretive figure, but mechanics-wise he's incredibly straightforward to build
This effectively turns it into a ramping tool that gets stronger each turn
This is, in part, because Maze's End is a solid (and extremely budget friendly) Pioneer deck and in part because among a huge number of Commander Legends : Battle for Baldur's Gate leaks, there have been some cards (including new legends) which care about the Gate land type
Anytime Wizards prints a scarce, premium product in some shape or form, the potential for the prices to skyrocket is pretty high
Getting one of these bad boys can run you anywhere from $10,000 for a heavily played Unlimited edition or up beyond $55,000 for one in better condition