Cheaper cards like this typically gain a lot of value in perfect condition, as, just like with Keldeo, visual appeal combined with excellent condition is usually a recipe for success
The first roll each turn is free, but if the player wants to roll the planar die more than once, they must pay (1) additional for each dice roll - the second roll each turn costs (1), the third roll costs (2), and so on
This artifact is expensive because it does so much work for so little mana investment
After 27 months, three key facts stand out: The chase cards hold value : Mew ex SAR (55,000), Charizard ex SAR (40,000), and Gardevoir ex SAR (18,000) have all appreciated from their launch prices The opening experience is premium : Guaranteed SSR, multiple baby shinies, and ~4% god pack odds make every box feel rewarding High Class Pack scarcity works in your favor : Limited production means sealed boxes continue to appreciate over time Opening a Shiny Treasure ex box delivers consistent thrills thanks to its generous hit structure, and holding sealed boxes has proven profitable over 27 months
Keyword here is "the opponent's" - Yubel unveils a second effect of Armityle that shifts control of it to Adrian's field for one turn before banishing everything, meaning it's no longer "the opponent's" card when the removal effect goes off and thus defeats Exodius