The goal of this deck is gaining life in meaningful chunks without raising any flags, such as regularly being at 100+ life, but just enough to never be at risk of dying to anything other than commander damage
Their extremely limited distribution and historical importance make them some of the most expensive Pokemon cards ever owned by collectors
Still not as good as the original Atraxa, but thats a high bar to live up to
Ok Fidough #98 (Pokemon Scarlet & Violet) Details All prices are the current market price
The #1 spot went to another new brew, Dimir Excruciator, the hottest reanimator deck in Standardtown and the deck with which Christoffer Larsen claimed the Pro Tour trophy last weekend
The affected cards were dismissed as rumour until 2006, when a former Wizards of the Coast employee produced undeniable photographic evidence. The card is in great condition, protected in plastic now, and showing the error clearly on the bottom right of the character image