# Sunken Hope Sunken Hope represents a curious artifact from Magic's experimental Planechase format, which emphasized multiplayer chaos and dimensional travel. As a plane card rather than a traditional spell, it occupies an unusual space in collector interest. The card's mechanical identity—forcing players to repeatedly cast creatures from their graveyards—appeals to players who enjoy graveyard-focused strategies, though its format-specific nature limits broader appeal. Collectors typically view Planechase cards as niche holdings, valued more for completion and novelty than competitive relevance. The nonfoil-only printing means there's no premium variant to chase, which actually simplifies collecting but reduces perceived scarcity. For most Magic collectors, Sunken Hope remains a secondary-market curiosity rather than a cornerstone acquisition.