If you run a high enough number of outlaws with Vial Smasher, it's certainly going to get out of hand, which seems particularly ideal for getting up to some nonsense
Opportunities: key character cards (Charizard, Pikachu, Eeveelutions) available at discounts, graded copies becoming accessible, and market shift back to fundamentals like artwork quality and true rarity rather than hype
There are some disadvantages though: Your white commander limits your color identity, and it costs 6 mana to get into play
If you control a flip permanent, you must ensure that it's clear at all times whether the permanent has flipped or not, both when it's untapped and when it's tapped
5 mana is perfectly accessible for a casting cost, and with a way to move your permanents out of harms way or cast them from suspend or the graveyard, it has almost no equal when it comes to facilitating the end of the game
This card is near its peak, so where it goes from here will determine its trajectory in the long term