The higher number of prizes a Pokmon gives up when it is knocked out, the higher that damage must be in order to be considered enough. A single-prize Pokmon capable of consistently dealing 160 damage before being knocked out is superior to a two-prize Pokmon of the equivalent evolution stage that also does 160 damage for a similar attack cost
Legendary Creature - Elf Detective Jolrael, Voice of Zhalfir At the beginning of combat on your turn, up to one target land you control becomes an X/X green and blue Bird creature with flying and haste until end of turn, where X is the number of cards in your hand
This attack does 70 +90 more damage if this Pokmon has a tool card attached to it for a total of 160
If your TCG leanings echo those of the video games, you'll want to kick some fireballs with a few of these pals, and while admittedly Cinderace V and Cinderace VMAX are (unsurprisingly) the better representatives, surely you can make room in a deck for a Shiny Vault spin on the standard-issue Cinderace
This Urshifu is seen sitting in a meditation pose, with water currents flowing and swirling around it
Moments like this remind me to be more open-minded, since you never know which new experiences will buck past trends