Like stadiums, only one supporter card can be played during a turn
While many simulators are just for fun, a new wave of premium platforms connects each virtual opening to a real, physical card held in a vault
With instantly recognizable artwork from Douglas Shuler of a powerful Angel holding a sword aloft (unrelated: is that a mullet?), its no surprise to see this card in reasonable condition fetch nearly $700 on the open market
Sort Rarity Card Type Ledyba - 1/15 #1Promo $0.19 Rowlet - 2/15 #2Promo $0.67 Gossifleur - 3/15 #3Promo $0.39 Growlithe - 4/15 #4Promo $1.52 Victini - 5/15 #5Promo $1.10 Lapras - 6/15 #6Promo $0.41 Pikachu - 7/15 #7Promo $5.09 Chinchou - 8/15 #8Promo $0.21 Flaaffy - 9/15 #9Promo $0.29 Tynamo - 10/15 #10Promo $0.29 Cutiefly - 11/15 #11Promo $0.32 Bewear - 12/15 #12Promo $0.28 Pangoro - 13/15 #13Promo $0.32 Drampa - 14/15 #14Promo $0.51 Smeargle - 15/15 #15Promo $1.03 Pikachu - 7/15 #7Promo $5.09 Growlithe - 4/15 #4Promo $1.52 Victini - 5/15 #5Promo $1.10 Smeargle - 15/15 #15Promo $1.03 Rowlet - 2/15 #2Promo $0.67 Drampa - 14/15 #14Promo $0.51 Lapras - 6/15 #6Promo $0.41 Gossifleur - 3/15 #3Promo $0.39 Cutiefly - 11/15 #11Promo $0.32 Pangoro - 13/15 #13Promo $0.32
A note surrounding Equipment is that they have been given special attention thanks specifically to Universes Beyond and Dungeons & Dragons
The Trading Card Game (TCG) followed a year later, published by Media Factory in Japan and brought west by Wizards of the Coast in 1998
