When assessing a Pokmon cards value, factors such as condition, age, scarcity, and print numbers play a crucial role
Price of Progress Fittingly, the more powerful and greedy the decks at the table, the higher the Price of Progress
A single grade difference can mean hundreds, or even thousands of dollars depending on the card
The data below comes from Japanese opening reports aggregated across hundreds of boxes Bandai does not officially publish pull rates, so all figures are community-sourced estimates
Of course, the Demonic Tutor didn't stay a dork for too long, and later printings (like this Ultimate Masters reprint in 2018) reinterprets the Demonic Tutor as this lurking shadow-demon with massive wings that give the impression of large tapering claws, apparently tutoring that one sailor dude on a boat on where to go
Just watching people combo off with Urza and Paradoxical Outcome was taxing, and I still think something should be banned for that reason alone