When you throw in the immunity to Commander tax, the potential for library manipulation, the each opponent wording on the trigger, and the massive scaling when played with other Ninjas, you get the most fearsome tempo creature this side of Ragavan
In short, if you really want your opponents to slow down and smell the tapped lands, then a TrinisphereTrinisphere can go a lot further than a rule zero discussion when push comes to shove
The mechanics are very similar and its gonna be pretty easy to just add three more to get threshold once you have four in your graveyard to get delirium
Terror of the Peaks (was $32 last year, now $43), Chromatic Orrery (continues to be in the $28-$29 range), Ugin The Spirit Dragon (was $20 last year, now $26) and the Grim Tutor (was $17 last year, now $20) are just a few of the big cards driving up prices on booster packs
This doesnt change even if one or more of the spells you cast because of those cascade abilities has cascade itself