Hes being played in 1755 registered decks, while the second most popular new legend is only in 1067
Players opponent calls a judge
On August 4, just a day before Debt of Loyalty began to creep up, and two days before it truly soared, writer Riley Hicks penned a piece that sung its praises, calling the card an "undiscovered Commander super-staple", and even hinting that "if players start to become more aware of this card and demand increases, it could potentially become more expensive in the near future." We've previously covered how content creators like The Command Zone are sometimes able to blow up a card's price all by themselves, simply by mentioning its potential, and especially by suggesting that it could soon be valuable, and it appears that might be exactly what's happened here
For many collectors, using both types strategically offers the best balance between protection and practicality.
It thins your deck, yeah, but it doesn't push you up on things you can cast