Once we adjust for the number of cards in a set, the price becomes roughly $50 total
Gardevoir ex The gameplan for Gardevoir is the same as it's been for years: Gardevoir piles on damage counters in order to fuel itself up with energy, then a troop of Munkidori takes it off, turning it into extra damage for your foes
Its worth noting that counterspells arent very good against aggro decks, simply because they can either play around them, bait them, or just go under them when you tap out
Forced Defense Position of the effect of (1) is also a back defense, so there is no omission
That will probably change and we'll have to decide then, but for now I'm pretty happy with DeNA's work here.
"It's been interesting to see the ebb and flow of the cards' popularity," she tells Wargamer in an interview, and "it feels like it's bigger than ever right now" - but even Pok-celebs can't miss the scourge of scalpers in the community, grinding up prices for regular fans