Unskilled, but Strong: Mark has quite high stats (his stats adds up to 13, instead of usual 12), as well as the ability to bruteforce his way through skill tests at the cost of Health, but pays for it by having extremely limited deckbuilding options, with barely any access to off-class cards, thus making it hard to build him as anything other than a fighter
On top of that, the oddity of type-shifting terastiallization means that Tyranitar ex cant be damaged while on the bench and is presented as an electric type with a fighting-type weakness despite also dealing fighting-type damage
Instead, this card's volatility moves it between $4.50 and $2.50, with the market price settling roughly in the middle
(A copy of a creature spell becomes a token.) Illustrated by: Suzanne Helmigh Multiverse ID: 516940 Not Legal Traditional Standard Not Legal Traditional Alchemy Rulings 2021-04-16 If a creature spell is copied, its put onto the battlefield as a token as the spell resolves rather than putting the copy of the spell onto the battlefield
(Though if you have money to burn on an unusable replica, MTG maker Wizards of the Coast has you covered in its $1,000 30th Anniversary Edition boosters.) Just 84 copies have subsequently been graded by card grading specialist Beckett, with an additional 45 rated by PSA, increasing its rarity in the 30 years since Alphas release
Unfortunately, a lot of hosts dont realize that there is a dedicated GOAT ruleset and use Master Rule 1 (MR1) instead, which are lacking some format specific rules