The ability to look at the top card of your library at any time is already strong, but Glarb takes it further because it lets you play lands and cast big spellsmana value 4 or greaterright off the top
Building a competitive deck usually means tracking down specific rares, which is why demand is more or less consistent
Cards in The Big Score subset appear to be the valuable, powerful treasures that Thunder Junctions eponymous miscreants are after
With a strong matchup against decks like Miraidon ex, Raging Bolt ex [Twilight Masquerade], and even Roaring Moon ex [Paradox Rift] - Charizard ex seems to have it all
Black Hole FromTheShire: I don't hate it but sorcery speed, 4 mana, and an unknown number of targets isn't going to get you there frequently
I can enjoy quick matches during my breaks without compromising on strategy." David K