It's only a small change, and we couldn't find it in ourselves to get all het up about it, but I do want to point out that the company's explanation for this decision - that it's "part of our continued efforts to reduce complexity" - makes absolutely no sense
This card features the majestic Electric-type Pokmon Ampharos in a stunning holographic representation
Endless Punishment Commander Deck Analysis With Valgavoth at the head, Endless Punishment's game plan is simple: play cards that dole out the damage early on and then play Valgavoth as soon as you can to start drawing cards and gaining +1/+1 counters
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As for why Prime Catcher is so prized that it can end up in the top ten valuable cards list, its mainly down to the cards effect
First, a card suddenly becomes more popular, and lots and lots of players start picking up a copy or playset (perhaps combined with some number of "speculators" who buy cards in the hopes of making a profit), and (especially if it's an older card without a lot of supply to begin with) the end result is that all or most of the copies of the card are purchased from various Internet vendors and sites