Since land destruction is such a controversial strategy, and Wizards has consistently tried to move away from it, its very unlikely well ever see a legendary creature card that truly enables it as a strategy
Over the past week, the card has spiked from around $1 to around $5 on average: a jump of over 500%
Tinybones Joins Up Tinybones Joins Up makes opponents discard the moment it lands, and then adds extra pain whenever your legendaries enter
In April of 2020, it hit the banlist on the very same day it was previewed, essentially because with the way Companion worked, it would be legal in basically any Commander deck that was at least red and blue colors, which effectively gave them an extra card over everyone else
Useful kitchen table and Commander cards plus a board game-style gameplay model that comes right out of the box cant be beat, and the price point isnt exceptionally high either