Maybe I am being too biased because I think its design is really, really cool, but I think that it can provide a lot of flexibility to certain decks in the format
Over the last six months, my numbers look roughly as follows: $103,789.23 in gross spending (include cards, packs, shipping, fees, etc.) $112,172.46 in revenue across all platforms ~$21,000 in raw card/pack inventory (based on current market value) ~400 cards at third-party grading services with a declared value of approximately $50,000 (based on current market value and their anticipated grades) What blows my mind about this entire process is that there are sellers that dwarf these numbers in terms of sales and sophistication of operation
Weakness: Fighting (x2) Resistance: none Retreat: 1 #104 Boltund VMAX Lightning HP320 VMAX Pokemon Evolves from Boltund V [L][C] Lightning Storm: 30+ damage
To avoid all these, here are the top places I recommend to buy your Pokmon cards: Some online marketplaces Marketplaces like eBay have a strong reputation and a card market
This is an interesting strategy that makes Charizard ex viable in a different way than its Genetic Apex version, and may even make it independent of Moltres ex to speed up the strategy, which is also influenced by coin flips
If youve already gotten the value that you wanted, it usually doesnt matter if the creature sticks around for long