One of the mistakes ive seen some people do, especially when designing a card based on an external character from non-magic universes, is that they try to cramp all of the qualities of that character into one card
The novelty factor of the cards representation of a new gameplay mechanic invites curiosity and in turn draws attention
I once won a very long game with my [mtg_card]Nahiri, the Lithomancer[/mtg_card] commander deck, in large part because my [mtg_card]Journeyers Kite[/mtg_card] made sure I never missed a land drop
That is why it is important not to judge solely by cheap prices or general vibes, but to comprehensively look at the printing, paper quality, holo processing, photos, descriptions, and seller information
After testing with options like Malamar VMAX, Crobat VMAX and even Grimmsnarl VMAX, I felt the best version was the classic Dark Box with Darkness-type Tag Team Pokemon-GX
Sol RingSol Ring is in a massive 78% of all EDH decks (and it arguably could be in every deck, but I digress), and it gives a decent picture of the number of instants and sorceries that each deck should have available as targets