The combination of seeing five cards and drawing two is surprisingly potent, especially in formats that have good ramp (Sol Ring, Ancient Tomb) and where the power level between cards varies greatly (singleton formats, Vintage)
In gameplay terms, its a useful card with an unusual ability too it allows you to sneak a look at your opponents hand, then place a Basic Pokemon you find there on their Bench
It's also quickly becoming a top seller in the United States, with a current market price of $111.93 on TCGPlayer as of the time of writing
Early last month I decided to look back at what I felt were some of the best Planechase planes for you to use to start out a planar deck
That's the thing when it comes to some of these cards
Despite only Yveltal earning name recognition, Xerneas contributes a major part of this card's appeal, as the yin to Yveltal's yang