A true piece of Pokemon history. This 1998 Pokemon Base Set uncut sheet features 99 cards, including TWO 1st Edition Shadowless Charizards 🤯 Those Charizards have individually sold for around $500,000 in

Offering a full WUBRG color identity and a pair of strong abilities too, there’s a lot to love about this card

Ability: Agile - Can be placed in either the Close Combat or the Ranged Combat row

Full Moon’s Rise gives Werewolves you control +1/+0 and trample too, but you can also sacrifice it to regenerate all of your Werewolf creatures, which is great against board wipes There’s also Cult of the Waxing Moon, which is a five-mana 5/4 that makes a 2/2 Wolf token whenever any permanent you control transforms into a non-Human creature, which should be happening an awful lot in this deck

Here we have a Grusilda, Monster Mash deck that enjoys mashing your dorks together, but not mashing your budget

Well aside from the mismatch there, it’s a good looking symbol, but it lands lower because of its mismatch with its sheet

What’s really intersting is that the Duel Monsters III tournament has the higher distribution of secret rare Dark Magician Girls at 300 copies, but it’s resale value is anywhere from $3000-10,000

With Link monsters becoming more common in Yu-Gi-Oh, it’s no surprise that this card is absolutely dominating the meta game right now.

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Sample U/G Madness Deck | Odyssey Constructed | Abe Sargent Creatures (18) 2 Aquamoeba 4 Arrogant Wurm 4 Basking Rootwalla 4 Wild Mongrel 4 Wonder Instants (4) 4 Circular Logic Sorceries (14) 2 Quiet Speculation 4 Careful Study 4 Deep Analysis 4 Roar of the Wurm Enchantments (2) 2 Compulsion Lands (22) 11 Forest 9 Island 2 Cephalid Coliseum This deck wanted to punch you quickly with a two-drop that then give you a 4/4 trampling Arrogant Wurm on turn three as well as free Rootwallas

Lightning, Army of One Lightning, Army of One has a slick design

Like it or not, the card draw that Mystic Remora offers propels players heavily in the early game

Scalpers thrive on demand—if we starve them of buyers, they’ll move on