These Classic cards werent guaranteed pulls in the expansions four-card packs, making them a rare, hot commodity that players were willing to spend some extra money on
You can also slot it into decks that use cast-from-exile payoffs
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and Jasmine, Disguised
Colorless Pokemon or attacks can use any kind of Energy card to power them
Most highly enfranchised players were opening packs of Worldwake to try to obtain copies of Jace, The Mind Sculptor, which was at the time the most expensive card in the Standard format
