So its fair to say that, with the expanded audience that MTG now has, the prospect of another Modern Horizons set, which brings back long out of print cards with fancy new art and treatments, as well as plenty of new ones, is a very exciting one indeed
If you have no basic Pokemon, show your hand, shuffle it into your deck, and draw 7 new cards
And thats before you even start to consider how efficient it can be to get value out of the cards being discarded
Its main chase card (Umbreon ex-161/131) is commanding over $800, with lower-end SIR cards still pulling well over $100
For instance, consider the following Legacy deck that really would not need to do much to transition to Modern: Creatures (29) 4 Lord of Atlantis 3 Merrow Reejerey 4 Silvergill Adept 4 Cursecatcher 3 Cosi's Trickster 3 Phantasmal Image 4 Master of the Pearl Trident 4 True-Name Nemesis Lands (20) Spells (11) Daze deserves an honorable mention as well, only narrowly missing the Top 25 list
The reasoning behind this is a simple - yet effective - method that ensures the Pokmon world can appeal to as many audiences as possible