To begin with, theyre lands that, with proper deck construction, function as any color of mana in our deck, like Evolving Wilds, except that they usually function as any two colors in our deck, and they dont have to enter the battlefield tapped
Historically, green has been part of the Magic: The Gathering color pie home to big natural creatures, mana dorks, and mana ramp
They paid like $70 something, which was the most I heard someone pay for a pokemon card, so it must be the rarest
We've already seen Dream Chisel spike once before - all the way up to $9 - right after the Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer Commander precon was printed back in 2019, but over the past few years the card has slowly but steadily dropped all the way back down under $2 even though it hasn't been reprinted