10 Atarka, World Render Another Dragon that synergizes with attacking Dragons, Atarka, World Render is a bit more aggressive than its counterparts
The 2.4x markup is almost entirely explained by the Charizard ex SIR
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Interestingly, while this agrees well with the samples from @burpies and Derium (see the introductory post for their raw data), which show 65.2% and 63.2% secret rares respectively, my own sample is kind of an outlier with only 56.1% of the cards from that sheet being secret rares
on stage at a live show Think of the last time the headliner card from a Magic: The Gathering set featured a villain
On top of those, there are also Japanese-only No Rarity versions of the Base Set Charizard
