The Society of Light invokes this trope in their attempt to defy it
If Rayquaza demand follows historical patterns (Pattern 2), this could be the years most anticipated set

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However, unlike some of the most valuable cards from the Sword & Shield era, Grimmsnarl remains highly affordable, with its most expensive card commanding less than a lunch out
Dakkons whole ensemble is incredibly detailed, from his skull epaulettes to his coiling dragon shield, and it contrasts beautifully with the soft yellow background through its darker tones
Then, you may shuffle your deck