Sceptile's second move is called Dual Cut which takes three energy cards, one grass and two colorless, and does 70 damage times the number of heads you get when you flip two coins
A lot of decks have to play a big number of high-cost cards to see them as often as possible, subjecting your deck to possibly bricking, but with Luffy, you can tone down the amount of cards you play since you can search him with Nami or In Two Years
It's a bit too expensive and slow for Standard or Pioneer, and thus, will not go above its current price, which holds surprisingly well
Illusions-Donate This Extended Deck was pretty easy to win with
Even still, I didnt factor in the additional loss you will encounter when listing the items TCGPlayer charges an 8.5% TCGplayer fee + a PayPal / credit card processing fee (which I think is around 3%)
Harmonize has a good effect, drawing three cards is good, although, costing four mana does make it on the weaker side of things