Sort Rarity Card Type Ho-Oh #1Holo Rare $0.28 Reshiram #2Holo Rare $0.29 Kyogre #3Holo Rare $0.27 Palkia #4Holo Rare $0.23 Pikachu #5Holo Rare $5.65 Flying Pikachu V #6Ultra Rare $3.97 Flying Pikachu VMAX #7Ultra Rare $7.29 Surfing Pikachu V #8Ultra Rare $4.62 Surfing Pikachu VMAX #9Ultra Rare $7.67 Zekrom #10Holo Rare $0.30 Mew #11Holo Rare $3.30 Xerneas #12Holo Rare $0.27 Cosmog #13Holo Rare $0.33 Cosmoem #14Holo Rare $0.29 Ponyta #14Promo Lunala #15Holo Rare $0.37 Zacian V #16Ultra Rare $0.70 Groudon #17Holo Rare $0.24 Zamazenta V #18Ultra Rare $0.74 Yveltal #19Holo Rare $0.18 Dialga #20Holo Rare $0.24 Solgaleo #21Holo Rare $0.30 Lugia #22Holo Rare $0.64 Professor's Research #23Holo Rare $0.17 Professor's Research (Full Art) #24Ultra Rare $1.26 Mew (Secret) #25Secret Rare $68.18 Mew (Secret) #25Secret Rare $68.18 Surfing Pikachu VMAX #9Ultra Rare $7.67 Flying Pikachu VMAX #7Ultra Rare $7.29 Pikachu #5Holo Rare $5.65 Surfing Pikachu V #8Ultra Rare $4.62 Flying Pikachu V #6Ultra Rare $3.97 Mew #11Holo Rare $3.30 Professor's Research (Full Art) #24Ultra Rare $1.26 Zamazenta V #18Ultra Rare $0.74 Zacian V #16Ultra Rare $0.70

Some of these new powers are support-based, helping keep your cards in tip-top shape or get a little bit of card advantage, while others are more offensive, letting you deal out some extra damage to your opponents Pokemon
Last updated on October 22, 2024 Skullclamp | Illustration by Yoji Shinkawa Debuting in early 2004, Darksteel is the second set in the Mirrodin block and it continues the artifact-heavy theme established by Mirrodin
Just 300 Secret Rare versions were awarded to tournament winners, with an additional 100 distributed via lottery
It almost doesn't seem fair almost ( )
On top of all of that, it provides an extra card type for both Delirium and Tarmogoyf counts, which gives little edges in mirror matches