The answer is that, really, this deck especially showed me that in Commander, a format where part of the appeal is every game being different, Elfball just kinda plays the same way every game
Pair it with Sterling Grove for near-total protection
Then, once it's ready, you can bring it in to deal the killing blow
Since these Pokemon cards were only given to winners, the amount of them out in the wild is very low
[7] If you see a darker shadow along the right side of the artwork and it looks like its popping off the background, your cards are from later runs of the base set
There seems like thered be too many instances of having Sylvia Brightspear on the field and a hand of knights, or Khorvath Brightflame on the field with a field full of dragons (that's rarely a bad thing, but I think Ive made my point)