Much like Mewtwo, Tyranitar can be bought for about $50 if you aim for one in HP or worse condition, but getting your hands on a near-mint copy will cost you somewhere in the neighborhood of $200, making this one of the most valuable Expedition cards
Its digital version, Magic: The Gathering Arena, has 13 million registered players
The size matches a standard Pokmon card, so its sleeve-ready and fits smoothly into a deck, binder, or display
Her appearance in Ultra Prism was a landmark moment, combining immense character popularity with a shuffle and draw six effect that defined the competitive meta for years
(While Clever Lumimancer and Leonin Lightscribe also die to Bonecrusher Giant without help, if we can cast a single spell, both pump to three toughness and survive the two damage from Stomp.) Meanwhile, Clarion Spirit probably looks strange since it does have magecraft, but since our deck is built to cast a bunch of cheap spells each turn, it's actually very easy to trigger repeatedly to make 1/1 Spirits, which we then can pump with Leonin Lightscribe and Symmetry Sage to close out the game quickly in the air