The second card I wanted to highlight is Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER
Even commodities with clear levels of use-value demand like gasoline, eggs, or palladium fluctuate in price for similar reasons, a combination of demand, investment speculation, and, if not always nostalgia, at least some form of emotional connection to a product that seems stronger than its value in use or consumption
With the exception of Drytron, each of the decks mentioned above consists of monsters of varying attributes, making Gozen Match a similarly effective counter to these decks
Vesuvan Doppelganger was more of a fun multiplayer card than anything else, but fond memories and thick wallets can create surprisingly high prices when mint-condition cards appear at auction
Each deck comes with a COA, as well as a collectible COA card with a holographic face
Sidar has a very powerful mechanic in eminence (remember Edgar Markov?), so you only need to attack with knights to loot