Theres text at the very top of the sheet that says OKAY FOR COLOR + FIT 11-30-98 7:25am, suggesting it was a test run, while also showing it dates all the way back to November 1998, a couple of months ahead of the games wider release in the United States
This has unquestionably made the cards so much more enticing to collect, with far more than a holo sheen to seek
While I don't think Invasion of Pyrulea is format-defining or anything like that, it does seem like it could be a solid role player thanks to the number of powerful double-faced cards that currently exist in Standard
If you judge a card by its cost, Hermit Druid is pretty strong, but perhaps the most telling indicator of Hermit Druid's power is that it's banned in Legacy , one of Magic's most competitive formats
What distinguishes Cardboard Collectible from general toy or game stores is their specialised focus and deep knowledge of the TCG ecosystem
You see, Dialga is a more complex, combo-oriented Standard deck than many other Standard lists at the moment
