Chances are, you already know a few of the best ones if youve played token decks enough

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Regardless though, it is no surprise many current decks use menace cards
Its relatively low price makes it accessible to most collectors
Because your sideboard cards can be more specializedpinpoint focused for a certain task or matchupthey're often your most powerful tools
Enter Mega Gengar EX , a Darkness type instead of Gengar EXs Psychic typing, and taking the shenanigans to another step by preventing all Trainers from being used