Under the current design philosophy being used, the absolute top tier of cards creates a hostile environment for expensive alternative strategies and cards
Essentially resetting your deck (and your opponents) while leaving the board state as it is - a neat trick, and one that someone paid $84,000 for
Once Upon a Time Sagas didn't even start as a mechanic, but as a thematic element
Here are some telltale signs that a Pokemon card is fake: Incorrect fonts Wrong name/set number/set symbols Pokemon is missing the accent about the e Washed out colours on the card like the card on the right in the image below Image credit: Jason Koeppel, ONE37pm
Sellers with cards to offer can share the score to increase the price since the certification is a mark of quality
I could also see the curve going a little higher since the deck has lots of mana sources, but Growth-Chamber Guardian and Skarrgan Hellkite are natural mana sinks, and I dont want to have a hand of expensive cards stranded if the mana creatures die