Factor 2: Too Many Chase Cards Frequent releases with multiple rarities and endless variations dilute collector attention: The Problem: Every set features 5-10+ "chase cards" Special Illustration Rares, Alternate Arts, Full Arts, Ultra Rares per set Multiple versions of same Pokmon across concurrent releases Difficult to identify true value cards amid the noise Reduces long-term staying power of individual cards Result: Collectors spread budgets across dozens of chase cards rather than focusing demand on a few iconic pieces
The following turn, the Forest it finds helps ramp us Solemn Simulacrum-style, but one that can find Rimewood Falls, Woodland Chasm, or even Zagoth Triome
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It is also a Supporter, which means that Cyrus's Conspiracy () can find it from the deck when you need it
It can hold over 1400 double-sleeved cards comfortably
As part of the full Kanto starter line, collectors are eager to build the evolutionary trio, and its combination of steady damage and stunning visuals cements its rising market value