Gengar has been a fan favorite since Generation I, and the Master Ball stamp on this particular reverse holo has created a card that regularly trades above 70,000
You can still collect this payoff incrementally by adding extra value to your flicker effects, or you can aim for a combo strategy that goes infinite and ends the game with your victory when executed correctly
There's also Pitiless Plunderer and Morbid Opportunist here which I thought would hint at a Sacrifice subtheme here but nope, there's 1 sac outlet in the entire deck (Shadow, Mysterious Assassin) and like two or three cards that sacrifice themselves (Priest of Fell Rites) so maybe these are either random "hope for value" inclusions or maybe the remnants of a previous version of the deck that focused more on Sacrifice, who knows
Theres a reason Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy is shaping up to be the biggest set in the games history so far: its drawing together two huge fantasy fanbases, and doing so pretty fantastically
If youre reading a beginners guide, chances are that youre casual or just getting into Lorcana
Because of that, slower decks that cant generate massive tempo or damage in one turn often omit it entirely
