haunter06 didn't specify how difficult this deck is to play
Article on the left from The Seattle Daily Times , December 18, 1942
Ultimately, this deck plays well against creature-based strategies, but being in Mono-Black comes with a price
P(0 Copies Prized): P(0 in hand) P(0 in prizes|0 in hand) + P(1 in hand) P(0 in prizes|1 in hand) + P(2 in hand) P(0 in prizes|2 in hand) = dhyper(0,2,58,7) dhyper(0,2,51,6) + dhyper(1,2,58,7) dhyper(0,1,52,6) + dhyper(2,2,58,7) 1 = 0.8084746 P(1 Copy Prized): P(0 in hand) P(1 in prizes|0 in hand) + P(1 in hand) P(1 in prizes|1 in hand) = dhyper(0,2,58,7) dhyper(1,2,51,6) + dhyper(1,2,58,7) dhyper(1,1,52,6) = 0.1830508 P(2 Copies Prized): P(0 in hand) P(2 in prizes|0 in hand) = dhyper(0,2,58,7) dhyper(2,2,51,6) = 0.008474576 Though this does look daunting, keep in mind that we are doing the same thing as before, just with a few more cases
This one also comes with a similar card I debated putting in over it - Yawgmoth's Will
Pokmon captured people's attention in 1996 when the first games were released for the Nintendo Game Boy