In the case of Vivid Voltage, it's an easy "yes." The Pokmon TCG is notable in the way they bring different art styles to the table in their expansions, creating nuanced sets that offer an array of styles
Pre-release events can sometimes feature gameplay but, ever since the initial lockdown, many stores have shifted to simply offering Build & Battle boxes to players and collectors hoping to get a taste of the new set
Its more a commitment to mana ramp than anything else
The Soul Stone provides early-game ramp, survives the formats frequent board wipes, and has a late-game ability powerful enough to take over a table of multiple opponents
From there, Cassiopeia serves as the most notable trainer included while the featured fan favorite Pokmon vary from a spooky three-card set for the Duskull line to an ethereal Cresselia, vicious pack of Houndoom and an ominous Persian
This synergy makes Alliance a natural partner for token doublers like Mondrak, Glory Dominus or the classic Anointed Procession