Commander is the most popular way to play Magic: The Gathering, so it makes sense that there are mechanics in the game that only work in multiplayer scenarios
If she ends up being a top ten card in the format then $10-$15+ is possible
Really, Modern is full of a bunch of decks with a couple of truly great cards
Since you can solve most of your problems in two colors, the real question is, why add red in the first place
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