Sort Rarity Card Type Caterpie #1Common $0.14 Metapod #2Uncommon $0.62 Butterfree #3Rare $0.32 Scyther #4Common $0.24 Shuckle #5Uncommon $0.23 Heracross #6Uncommon $0.19 Lotad #7Common $0.16 Lombre #8Uncommon $0.06 Ludicolo #9Rare $0.25 Surskit #10Common $0.07 Masquerain #11Uncommon $0.10 Snover #12Common $0.07 Abomasnow #13Rare $0.27 Phantump #14Common $0.08 Trevenant #15Rare $0.06 Grubbin #16Common $0.06 Rillaboom V #17Ultra Rare $0.94 Rillaboom VMAX #18Ultra Rare $2.23 Eldegoss V #19Ultra Rare $0.94 Applin (20) #20Common $0.18 Applin (21) #21Common $0.20 Flapple #22Holo Rare $0.63 Appletun #23Holo Rare $0.50 Vulpix #24Common $0.31 Ninetales #25Rare $0.70 Ninetales V #26Ultra Rare $5.20 Growlithe #27Common $0.25 Arcanine #28Rare $0.66 Magmar #29Common $0.08 Magmortar #30Rare $0.28 Litwick #31Common $0.06 Lampent #32Uncommon $0.17 Chandelure #33Holo Rare $0.41 Heatmor #34Uncommon $0.08 Cinderace V #35Ultra Rare $0.96 Cinderace VMAX #36Ultra Rare $2.94 Galarian Mr

GUIDE TOPICS: While our introductory resources touched on these concepts, this masterclass dives deep into categories, synergistic pairings, and anti-ability control tactics
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Also, ensure the set symbol 'ME2.5' is crisp
Epilogue Boosters only accompanied the release of the March of the Machine: The Aftermath set, which wrapped up some loose ends from the epic March of the Machine story arc
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