While ramping and flickering for value is good, its the repeated flicker that makes this so strong
Japanese vintage promos have been quietly outperforming most modern singles for a decade because the supply is fixed and the audience for them keeps growing as English-speaking collectors discover the JP scene
In some ways, they reward more colors but do reward focus and restraint (at least, if your commander keeps getting removed, youll be more likely to have a useful target for one of these babies)
Haxorus #88Holo Rare $4.20 Haxorus #89Holo Rare $4.28 Haxorus #16Holo Rare $3.81 Haxorus #69Holo Rare $1.59 Haxorus #111Holo Rare $1.93 Haxorus #156Holo Rare $0.81 Haxorus #112Rare $0.19 Haxorus #46Rare $0.18 Haxorus #70Rare $0.18 Haxorus #46Rare $0.26 Darumaka - BW18 #BW18Promo $13.64 Minccino - BW13 (Cracked Ice Holo) #BW13Promo $18.64 Arcanine - 12/99 (Prerelease) #12Promo $69.99 Meowth - BW35 #BW35Promo $50.50 Litwick - BW27 #BW27Promo $19.60 Zekrom - BW005 #BW5Promo $7.50 Zorua - BW12 #BW12Promo $70.47
By using N's powerful Pokemon attacks, you can keep your opponent guessing
A part of the "Universes Beyond" initiative, it's a brilliant idea to bring gritty sci-fi into Magic's normally more fantasy-oriented foundation, and to do so with a property as renowned for its incredible art as Magic itself
