Its quite balanced by not being very large and has no inherent evasion, so it can take some effort to connect with it

Ifrit Common 164/585: Suplex Common 165/585: Thunder Magic Common 169/585: Warriors Sword Common 171/585: Airship Crash Common 173/585: Balamb T-Rexaur Common 174/585: Bards Bow Common 176/585: Blitzball Shot Common 178/585: Chocobo Kick Common 182/585: Commune with Beavers Common 187/585: Gigantoad Common 188/585: Goobbue Gardener Common 189/585: Gran Pulse Ochu Common 190/585: Gysahl Greens Common 192/585: Loporrit Scout Common 193/585: Prishes Wanderings Common 202/585: Summon: Fat Chocobo Common 209/585: Town Greeter Common 252/585: Adventurers Airship Common 254/585: Blitzball Common 259/585: Instant Ramen Common 260/585: Iron Giant Common 262/585: Lunatic Pandora Common 263/585: Magic Pot Common 265/585: Monks Fist Common 270/585: World Map Common 271/585: Adventurers Inn Common 273/585: Baron, Airship Kingdom Common 276/585: Crossroads Village Common 278/585: Gohn, Town of Ruin Common 280/585: Gongaga, Reactor Town Common 281/585: Guadosalam, Farplane Gateway Common 282/585: Insomnia, Crown City Common 287/585: Rabanastre, Royal City Common 288/585: Sharlayan, Nation of Scholars Common 290/585: Treno, Dark City Common 291/585: Vector, Imperial Capital Common 292/585: Windurst, Federation Center Common 294/585: Plains Common 295/585: Plains Common 296/585: Plains Common 297/585: Island Common 298/585: Island Common 299/585: Island Common 300/585: Swamp Common 301/585: Swamp Common 302/585: Swamp Common 303/585: Mountain Common 304/585: Mountain Common 305/585: Mountain Common 306/585: Forest Common 307/585: Forest Common 308/585: Forest Common 309/585: Wastes Common 358/585: Summon: Choco/Mog Common 369/585: Summon: G.F

Craigslist Somewhere in the neighborhood of 75% of all the collections I've ever bought have come from Craigslist
Damage done to that Pokemon by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance)
Black Market Market Price: $6.50, Foil: $99.93 Kicking things off is this enchantment, which relies on charge counters in order to produce one at the beginning of your first main phase based on the number of creatures that have perished during gameplay
This means that, in order for a retailer to continue receiving allocations from the distributor, they often have to sell products where supply is outpacing demand