Thats why the bracket system introduced late last year specified that mass land destruction can only be played in higher-tier decks, meaning youll likely never encounter an Armageddon at a hyper-casual table
However, as we've learned from the most valuable Prize Pack Series cards, sometimes artwork that usually doesn't gain much traction when released in its normal set will become more popular as a Prize Pack pull, as is the case here
Other ungraded shiny Charizard-GX cards have been selling for around $300 to $400, which is already an incredibly large sum for a modern Pokemon card, but given this one was found in pristine condition and was professionally graded, it incited a bidding war that quickly skyrocketed
Neither is able to handle a utility creature outside of combat either
Ugin, Eye of the Storms While this is priced to move in Modern, where it's easy to go 1-2-7 with your manabase thanks to the Urzatron, I can see it sneaking into a Standard deck