Values shown are for near-mint to gem mint condition
This makes them MUCH more competitively viable: Advantages No turn-ending penalty Massive HP (280-330) Powerful attacks (180-250+ damage) Strong abilities and effects Drawbacks Give up 3 Prize cards when KO'd Require basic Pokemon ex first Take deck space (need basics + Megas) Target for Boss's Orders Mega Charizard X ex - Tier 1 Potential Attack: Blue Flare - 250 damage (discard 2 Energy) HP: 330 - Among the highest in the game Deck Strategy: Pair with Charizard ex for acceleration, use Rare Candy for speed setup, run with Fire-type support like Magma Basin Stadium Competitive Rating: (4/5) - Sees play in Fire-focused decks Mega Gengar ex - Control Archetype Attack: Phantom Gate - Copy opponent's attacks HP: 310 Deck Strategy: Control-oriented build utilizing Gengar's ability to copy powerful attacks from opponents, disruption trainers, and hand control Competitive Rating: (3/5) - Niche but fun rogue deck Mega Sharpedo ex - Aggressive Beatdown Attack: Crunch - 200 damage + discard opponent's Energy HP: 290 Deck Strategy: Fast, aggressive Dark-type deck focusing on Energy denial and consistent 200+ damage output Competitive Rating: (3/5) - Good but not top-tier Player's Tip If you're building competitive decks, buy the Ultra Rare versions rather than Special Illustration Rares or Hyper Rares
This has the potential to be a double-edged sword, since it also prevents you from interacting with your opponents plans, but you can run cards like Reprieve to get around that
However, the capabilities of green tutor cards extends beyond just fetching lands
14 Street Fighter Release Date: February 17, 2022 In a huge video game crossover, one Secret Lair drop featured the most iconic warriors from Street Fighter joining the fray as creatures to battle in Magic
Twinflame enables big plays
