This is another classic example of a card that sounds like it has a real downside on paper when its actually all upside in practice
We've seen cards with similar abilities, like Lithoform Engine and Strionic Resonator, used as combo pieces in the past, and Weaver of Harmony probably has this potential as well, although being limited to only copying abilities from enchantments making things a bit more challenging
Finally, his ultimate offers a potential board reset, allowing your opponents to keep one permanent of each type and forcing them to sacrifice the rest
Gamestop can plausibly argue that it's just engaging in what economists call pricing equilibrium , raising the cost of the cards to better reflect their true market value, but as Rutherford points out, this also puts the cards financially out of reach for a huge chunk of the intended Pokmon card consumer market, who aren't in fact collectors flush with cash but children and teenagers eager to play a card game
That's why I spent hours shuffling, testing, and researching various sleeves, all so you can know which ones to buy and which ones to avoid
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