Things like a basic-evolving Ho-Oh BREAK are easier to build around, but a competitive Greninja BREAK deck may need four copies of Froakie, four Frogadier, four Greninja, and four Greninja BREAK to be as consistent as possible
For example, I often buy sealed booster packs to enjoy the thrill of opening them with friends, knowing that most cards will go straight into decks rather than a display case
Shiny Pokemon have been a huge draw if you like collecting rare variants, with legendary sets like Hidden Fates and Stormfront boasting some brilliantly designed alternate color palettes
Additionally, its loyalty ability mills four cards and exiles all graveyards of opponents, providing repeatable graveyard hate in a single card slot
Brainstorm [c]Brainstorm[/c], in the hands of an inexperienced player, may not be all that good