2000: Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero from Nemesis Magic entered the new millennium with Wizards consciously trying to power down the game after the unbridled degeneracy of 1998 and 1999, which makes picking the most broken card of the year kind of challenging
The market sentiment for this card is overwhelmingly optimistic, as collectors continue to value high-grade copies for their rarity and unique holographic effects
White Stone of Legend made bringing the titular monster out of the deck trivial, while Tuners made it easy for Synchros
Over the past decade or so, the value of Pokemon cards has gone through the roof
The Sceptile card that I reviewed yesterday was very good and I gave it a great rating, its Ability was awesome allowing you to attach a grass energy card to one of your Pokemon each turn and healing that Pokemon you attached it to, plus it could do above average damage for only three energy cards
You had your spells, your traps, and your mix of lower powered monsters and high powered life point killers