This legendary card was sold back in 2021 when a buyer purchased the infamous Charizard card for a whopping $493,230, making it the second most expensive Pokmon card ever sold
Except for the listed exception, the token copies exactly what is printed on Vaultborn Tyrant and nothing else (unless Vaultborn Tyrant was copying something else
It destroys all Creatures, including Excava, but it doesn't get Quintorus and makes a bunch of fresh blockers for him, all while adding more fuel to your Graveyard
Budget-conscious: Start with regular storage (like a $5 plastic bin) and upgrade to acrylic cases for your most valuable ETBs (e.g., limited-edition or rare boxes). Willing to invest: Acrylic cases are worth the cost if your ETBs have high value (monetary or sentimental)
This time around, the publisher built an in-house team made up of developers from Blizzard, Bioware and other triple-A studios
But its so mediocre at its job