Main expansions & standard subsets Typically includes 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack Pokmon 151: Highly sought-after, nostalgic Kanto reprint set Terastal Festival: Newer expansion with tera-type mechanics 2.1.2
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$2.99 Forest (1943 - Foil) Secret Lair $9.49 Force of Despair (1936 - Foil) Secret Lair $6.49 Inevitable Betrayal (1935 - Foil) Secret Lair $2.99 Sonic the Hedgehog (2087 - Foil) Secret Lair $22.99 Jodah, the Unifier (1932 - SpongeBob SquarePants - Foil) Secret Lair $7.99 Toski, Bearer of Secrets (1930 - Sandy Cheeks, Martial Astronaut - Foil) Secret Lair $9.49 Night's Whisper (1937 - Foil) Secret Lair $5.49 Command Tower (7012 - Foil) Secret Lair $5.99 Island (1940 - Foil) Secret Lair $10.99 Daze (1934 - Foil) Secret Lair $3.99 Plains (1939 - Foil) Secret Lair $4.49 Charix, the Raging Isle (1927 - Mr
they also just raised another few hundred million in funding
Other good blue Pirates include Kitesail Corsair (which gains flying when it attacks) and Merchant Raiders (which keeps an opponent's creature tapped as long as it's on the battlefield)
Getting to burn an opponents creature for 7 when you attack with it is great on its own, but the greedy, treasure-trove-sitting dragon in me wants it to burn planeswalkers, too