Vampiric Bloodlust was yet-again another example of the marquee general overshadowing the remaining legendary creatures in the deck
In this deck, youre going to be more of a grindy match, trying to lay down value until the late-game swings
Hobgoblin Bandit Lord is hovering around $4 a card now, but the more people get to play with it (and the more they realize it can help set up an alternate win condition in goblin commander decks), the more they should be able to charge for it
It will keep going down to about the $10 mark, and then go back up to around $20, which is the typical slow ascending price cycle of any expensive reprint in Magic: The Gathering
But you cant copy your opponents stuff, which limits its potential
In the hands of an experienced player though, a well-timed Counterspell can end the game on the spot