The enduring appeal of Gengar is also attributed to its frequent appearances in spin-off games and its role in various media adaptations
Obviously, it hurts to be results oriented, but come on
Crushing Hammer might actually lose some of its effectiveness because of the Ether/Pokdex engine, but my testing so far has proven Ether to be not quite the monster we all thought it would be
Rotom ex #126 's electrifying design brings back the iconic trickster 'mon with an SIR it deserves, while Piplup #98 sees depicts of the cutest Pokmon sitting happily under cover, avoiding the icy weather: it's the most adorable card of the entire expansion
If you're playing an aggressive or midrange tribal deck and you're only including sixteen creatures, you have to ask yourself: "Is it even worth playing all of these tribal cards in the first place?" If, for example, you only have enough creatures to have a couple in play at any given time, you're not maximizing your tribe's abilities
Its not exactly stellar, though, and Id probably look to sink my money into something else if I was looking to spend this amount to power up my deck