There are several types of shiny Pokmon card, ranging from normal holographic cards through to some of the games very rarest cards, such as reverse holographic cards (where everything except the artwork is shiny), Ultra Rare cards and visually stunning Rainbow Rare cards, which add an especially colourful finish to the card
This flexibility also carries over to deck construction, opening up access to a lot of potential builds since your flicker spells will primarily be reserved for your commander, meaning you dont have to build around a lot of ETB effects to take advantage of Pramikons payoff
Im not sure how much Ill play it myself, but I sure will be prepared to deal with it
One of the arguments I've heard in favor of counterfeit cards is that that the Reserved List makes it impossible to reprint things like dual lands, so players don't have a choice but to look for other more affordable options
You cannot deny their impact or their place on this list
Those Boomerang Basics + Stormchaser's Talent loops or simply countering your opponents spells should give you an army