I playtested this Elf in my Frodo / Samwise partner deck, and it was an absolute powerhouse
And if it was easier to summon, Id put it in literally every deck I own
Still, it was a very profitable Pokemon booster pack to resell, often netting $50-$75
#2: Calix, Destiny's Hand At number two, Calix, Destiny's Hand shines as a pivotal figure in Selesnya enchantment decks, harnessing the power of the constellation mechanic to elevate the strategy to new heights
He would typically Necropotence up extra just so he could brain his opponent with the Firestorm, recognizing that a delta of one life point on his part could equate to 5 or 6 damage as he discarded his hand
And the sleeper of the whole ecosystem isn't in the set at all: the Pokemon Center-stamped Snorlax promo (SVP #051) from the PC ETB trades around $400 raw with PSA 10s over $2,100, roughly ten times its regular-ETB twin, the single most profitable packaging distinction in modern Pokemon