If you play a flexible deck looking for a toolbox of answers, grabbing all three transmute cards at 2 or 3 mana value and then sifting your deck to prioritize those mana costs when there are choices to be made for certain slots is a good way to get more of what you want in your hand
They sit sideways across the top of an existing Pokmon (similar to evolution) and give that Pokmon access to an additional attack or ability, more HP, and a distinctive gold-coloured CGI art style framed by a square holofoil pattern
So in summary, a card's price will be determined both by its demand via Constructed play and its demand via speculation
My relationship with mobile games, particularly mobile card games, has an economic factor that I can't compare to the experience I get from playing my favorite Switch games or Steam Deck games
However, it has the advantage that it can also allow you to convert something else, like a creature that was going to die anyway, into a Treasure
(You know Samwise is going to hit him in the head with a pan.) It all makes a lot of sense