graded first edition pokemon cards I've been tracking the all PSA 10 set of 1999 Pokémon 1st for 6 years. I purchased a set in 2019 for approximately $120,000. There are only 12-13 complete sets Pokemon Lugia 1st Edition 2000

The flashback cost is pretty costly, but if were thinking about it in the context of green anyway

Once a card is taken control of, not only do you lose its utility, but all of its benefits are given to your opponent

Legends are some of the most iconic and interesting cards in the game, and obviously crucial to the ever-growing Commander format

Ive heard stories about very untuned decks in Modern that simply splash for Treasure Cruise as a fourth color

Isareth was a mighty queen and high priest until she was driven into the catacombs under her temple by a rebellion

That we can do this at instant speed and that it is immune to any removal except exile effects makes me think that this combo might just be worth exploring on a competitive front