There really isn't a way to build a Tergrid deck without it being annoying
The artwork, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, shows Charizard in an iconic battle pose with flames erupting from its mouth, and the holographic pattern behind it creates a shimmering, shifting effect that looked like nothing else in the world to a generation of young collectors who had never seen anything like it
Surging Sparks Pikachu ex SIR #238 331 raw 35% ROI Electric ex (250 HP, Volt Tackle) Tropical SIR + Pikachu evergreen = 450 target
A small number of designs also required entirely original backgrounds, which were either painted from scratch or significantly extended the visible area compared to what's shown on a printed card
One nice thing about a deck like this, though, is we get a free spell every time we attack, so the fact we're not drawing as much shouldn't be too terrible
Same thing for Serrated Arrows, which was printed as a one of "Common" in a Duel Deck, but was a rare (a TSB purple super-Rare, even) when drafted online in Time Spiral