Red-Green is all about playing big, stompy creatures and other expensive spells, with extra payoffs for casting anything with a mana cost of four or higher
2 Trainer 2006 Pokmon World Championship: $110,000 20th Anniversary Gold Pikachu: $29,500 Poncho-Wearing Pikachu 231: $5,000-$12,500 This extremely rare card was released in 1998 as a part of a CoroCoro Comics art competition
As a matter of fact, Homelands was such a weak set that Wizards of the Coast once had to force Pro Tour players to play with Homelands cards in their Standard decks
Thats not going to be palatable to a large number of collectors, but I think itll be possible to recoup some of the costs just reselling the promo cards
Its a tough addition to a trainers deck and best suited for players who like high-risk, high-reward plays that can swing a match quickly
As hope grows among your revelers, watch it fade from your opponents' eye