Cards most likely to hold value tend to have one or more of the following: Real scarcity Strong Commander demand Reserved List status High-end collector appeal Iconic artwork or history Low supply in good condition Limited promotional distribution Cards that are more likely to lose value include new competitive staples that are expensive only because supply is low, cards likely to be reprinted, and cards whose price is driven mostly by hype
Once I construed the games second half as a purposeful TCG learning tool, my frustration with its ubiquitous limitations and restrictions waned
Additionally, after removing two Psychic Energy cards, you can replace them with three Kirlia (Paldean Fates #28), two Munkidori (Prismatic Evolutions #44), two Scream Tail (Prismatic Evolutions #42) and two Darkness Energy to make the deck Standard-legal
even duplicates can be traded or sold on
Narumi Sato She won the second-place award in the first Pokmon Card Game Illustration Grand Prix
This deck runs a lot of bizarre cards, and they can all target your own permanents so Orvar can copy them