At only four mana, youll feel best about this card when it enters as about a 7/7
It sells for so much at auction that it holds the top five slots for the most expensive Pokemon cards ever sold
So, when you see a random card go from $2 to $20 or from $50 to $300, your natural reaction should be to think that the post-spike price probably isn't real (here, it's worth mentioning that this is specifically with regard to buyoutswhen you see a Standard staple increasing 20% or 50% each week for several weeks, that price is likely legitimate)
People will think twice swinging their commander or biggest beater your way, knowing theyll end up with a 1/3 in return
Commander 2016 may be one of the best sets ever printed in the Commander series but youll be hard-pressed to find a single precon for MSRP
This card's fighting move is called Massive Eruption and this move also requires 4 energy cards two each of colorless and fighting