I get that this cycle has no eternal value, and theyve been $2-$3 for years, but its been quite a while since weve seen them
But that is not all, because there are a lot of (white) Human cards that can make the game excruciating for all of your opponents
The Pokmon Trading Card Game: Blooming Waters Premium Collection goes for $59.99 at Best Buy, but its very likely this set will sell out quickly
In fact, its arguable that Soothsaying is better in Geralf decks since it is more budget (~$1.59) and somewhat more consistent than Lantern, and to that, Id say that because Soothsaying can be good in a lot of blue decks that like library manipulation like Intet, the Dreamer and Keranos, God of Storms, it immediately removes itself from running for the prestigious Second-in-Command spot (refer to my first article about my specific qualifications for this column, because I am very picky)
Green: Thragtusk Id like to start this section off by saying that green got A LOT of good cards in this set: Rancor: Easily puts hyperaggressive G/R decks back on the map while making Infect decks a real player
Mentor (Whenever this creature attacks, put a +1/+1 counter on target attacking creature with lesser power.)