Some are only triggered by our own creatures, with Guide of SoulsGuide of Souls leading that pack as a one-mana sometimes-win con all on its own
Got up to $15 while Standard legal, but spent most of the time in the $8-$10 range
Expansion sets and new mechanics As Pokemon's popularity grew, new Japanese expansion sets like Jungle and Fossil were introduced
We focused on the need to constantly feed off of other creatures
I can see the future Commander tournament grinders, looking for that gem overlooked by Gavin and his team, the card that they can slot into their bracket two decks for competitive advantage before they get elevated up the brackets
Darkness-types are based on sneaky attacks, like forcing the opponent to retreat, removing the opponents Energy card, and poisoning the opponent