Clearly, the Pokmon card production process is nearly identical to that of MTG cards, which is why youll find some common points between my guide and Jasons
Notable new modern border additions: [card]Stroke of Genius[/card], [card]Dregs of Sorrow[/card], [card]Collective Unconscious[/card] (in black border), [card]Desert Twister[/card] with Noah Bradleys Vintage Masters art, [card]Predators Flagship[/card], the original Karoo lands ([card]Karoo[/card], [card]Everglades[/card], [card]Coral Atoll[/card], [card]Dormant Volcano[/card], and [card]Jungle Basin[/card]), and [card]Priest of Titania[/card] Notable cards with new art: [card]Exclude[/card], [card]Sacred Mesa[/card], [card]Sylvan Safekeeper[/card], [card]Wellwisher[/card], [card]Cathodion[/card], [card]Skullclamp[/card] with Vintage Masters art, the cycle of 5 diamonds (ex [card]Sky Diamond[/card], and 5 medallions (ex [card]Sapphire Medallion[/card]) All in all, this release seems to be chock-full of value, but I think the hype train is too strong right now for there to be any financial gains at this point
If you do find yourself drafting it, remember that you'll need to be base GU, GW, or GR, and that you must draft Reclaim the Wastes, Roiling Regrowth, and Vastwood Surge as highly/frequently as you can
It's the kind of card that many collectors will have just forgotten about or assumed would be worthless, so if you have one, better get selling
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Arven Name: Arven Year of release and Regulation Mark: 2023, Regulation Mark: G Set: Scarlet & Violet Base Set The Mabostiff trainer, Arven, is well-loved, and his ability is indispensable in decks that need to find certain cards fast
