The key tweak is the shift in how energy works: rather than filling your deck with specific energy cards, you simply select the type (or types) of a deck when building it, and energy is automatically generated once per turn for you to attach how you wish (for two-type decks, which are required for the Dragon Pokmon lines such as Dragonites, which type comes up next is randomised, which effectively replicates a multi-type deck equivalent in real life)
Back to Basics Market Price: $14.08 A blue enchantment that punishes nonbasic lands isnt the spiciest card from Urzas Saga , but the utility of its ability as well as its relative scarcity means that it retains a fairly high price point over 25 years after it was released
For now, theres an amazing red-white Dragon to brew around
Paradox Rift Pokemon card values range from $0.03 to $117.67, with an average card value of approximately $4.70
That creature gets +X/-X until end of turn, where X is that cards mana value
My one other contribution was the idea of using the term flip as part of the template