I was never a huge fan of competitive Pokemon due to how many coin flips there were, but I think it works perfectly in a format like Commander, and I think this is a pretty neat direction to push with Tavern Scoundrel
In a recent tournament, the Hoogland & Spragels Open, seven of the top eight decks used Darkrai ex
This makes it one of the best cards you can find in Wilds of Eldraine, and comfortably the strongest Artifact
However, risk increases on secondary markets and international resale platforms
Compared to the randomised nature of booster packs, with a MTG box set you know exactly what you're getting inside - it's a fixed collection of cards, often themed around a particular plane or style
Most importantly, the 2006 EX Dragon Frontiers set had a low print run due to Pokmon TCG's losing some of its popularity at the time