I wrote our Coromon review, in which I detailed how the game is "sure to engage anyone looking for a fix of old-school monster-taming RPG goodness." I honestly can't describe it any better than that, as while there are a few tweaks to the Pokmon formula to make Coromon feel like its own game, with side quests and exclusively single-type monsters, the influence of Game Freak's smash-hit series is apparent in every step of this creature-collecting adventure
Killian has sent demand through the roof, and the card is now as high as $15 depending on the printing
Creative Genius
, : Until end of turn, your opponents and creatures your opponents control with hexproof can be the targets of spells and abilities you control as though they didn't have hexproof
As far as value and higher end cards, I would always send them to PSA
Colour code your sideboard to save time, colour code your most searched for combo pieces, or playtest a combination of two decks without having to un-sleeve and re-sleeve, just sleeve up