It is clear to me now that Wizards was not just printing nostalgia, but actually came up with some meta-changing additions for the format
Even in that format, however, it seems to slowly be becoming in auto-include in a variety of different strategies
Part of a novel 'Musketeer' archetype Sees some competitive play The most expensive Musketeer promo Every Musketeer promo comes with a fairly steep price tag, and Donald Duck, Musketeer is the most expensive of them all
Used in ProsBloom, Dream Halls, and other combo decks, Meditate could safely be cast at the end of an opponent's turn (provided they had no imminent threats on the table), or be used to grab pieces for a combo deck
Of course, that doesn't mean to say that the price won't still fluctuate wildly, but it is likely that Sulley & Boo could continue to be a top contender for most valuable in the set