Xiao also shares that more research asking people about their motivations would be needed, but suggests that I dont think these very expensive repack products are going to be attractive to all consumers because of the high price tag, but I do not see any age restrictions attached to them, so even children could potentially buy them. The issue remains that these products dont incentivise the adventure of building a Pokmon TCG collection, but rather, the chance of winning a major chase
Ill refer you to my description of Moraug, Fury of Akoum for an example of how to get multiple additional combat phases in a single turn
Also, Exchange can't be stopped by Ash Blossom or trigger Droll & Lock Bird
I definitely see this being played in a control deck to make sure you never deck out, and it might be better than Pidgeot V [Lost Origin] because you can use it from the Active Spot or the Bench
But perhaps most importantly, it shows you where youre headed
When attached to a Pokmon with wings, draw 10 cards