Its rarity speaks for itself, as does its destructive mechanics
#1 -- Charizard (Holo, 1st Edition Base Set) There is no debate, no discussion, and no realistic alternative for the number one spot on this list or on any list that attempts to rank the most valuable Pokemon cards ever printed
This is a great activity for early in the year and gives fun visuals to display in the classroom
Secret Lair x FINAL FANTASY: Game Over Were off with probably one of the biggest locks in a while
Now, considering that Fractured Identity was first printed for the multiplayer Commander format, this card is not meant for you to remove one of your opponent's threats because you are just giving your other opponents a copy of the threat you are intending to remove
Perhaps we'll go back to 15 mythics per set in the future, although it's also possible that Hasbro likes the fact that more mythics means players need to open more packs (and spend more money) on Arena to complete a set and that the change will remain even when MDFCs are no longer in every set