Compared to others, thats chump change
I havent played the format enough to know that these decks are appreciably more likely to win than whatever the strongest non-blue decks are
Easily one of the most underrated generals in EDH, Sedris, The Traitor King has great synergy with zombies, whether through graveyard unearthing or combo enabling
However, as modern Pokemon cards began soaring from the end of 2024 through 2025, Gengar was among the leaders, exploding to its current market price and putting considerable distance between it and the Espeon VMAX from the same set
Arceus #24Rare $40.00 Arceus - 035/036 #35None $11.52 Arceus - 036/036 #36None $54.35 Arceus - DP50 #DP50Promo $34.89 Arceus - DP50 (DP Black Star Promos) #DP50Promo $27.49 Arceus - XY116 #XY116Promo $56.48 Arceus - XY197 #XY197Promo $16.32 Arceus - XY83 #XY83Promo $69.55 Arceus (AR1) #AR1Holo Rare $62.93 Arceus (AR2) #AR2Holo Rare $34.44 Treecko - 6/160 (Sheen Holo) #6Promo $2.27 Charmander - 004/165 (GameStop Exclusive) #4Promo $53.49 Chikorita (Cosmos Holo) #8Common $0.37 Rowlet - 9/149 (Water Web Holo) #9Promo $2.38 Rowlet - SM01 (General Mills Promo) #SM1Promo $2.99 Magmortar - 2/95 (Cracked Ice Holo) #2Promo $25.00 Bulbasaur - 1/73 (General Mills Promo) #1Promo $26.15
Wizards of the Coast has announced it's bringing back Magic Game Night, a box of five Magic: The Gathering decks intended to introduce new players to the TCG