2 Bouffalant (Team Plasma): Plasma Storm (Reverse Holo) $0.87 A Villainous Victory The second most expensive Bouffalant card in the Pokemon TCG falls shy of the one-dollar mark, despite an impressive attempt, given that this Pokemon doesn't have any spectacular Full Art versions or other cards that might have been worth a bit

Heatmor #41Uncommon $0.16 Cinderace V (43) #43Ultra Rare $0.72 Shelmet #13Common $0.06 Dewpider #19Common $0.05 Victini #36Uncommon $0.18 Pansage #7Common $0.13 Marill #58Common $0.22 Pansear #37Common $0.04 Accelgor #14Rare $0.05 Starmie #53Holo Rare $0.28 Sword & Shield Theme Deck [Cinderace] $19.12 Galar Partners Tin [Cinderace V] $100.00 Galar Partners Box [Cinderace V] $133.69 Galar Partners International Tin [Cinderace V] Legends of Galar Tin + Galar Partners Tin 2-pack [Zacian V/Cinderace V] (Retail Exclusive) Legends of Galar Tin + Galar Partners Tin 2-pack [Zamazenta V/Cinderace V] (Retail Exclusive) Fusion Strike Premium Checklane Blister [Cinderace] Crown Zenith Pin Collection [Cinderace] $77.50 Cinderace #SV17Shiny Holo Rare $6.82 Cinderace #28Holo Rare $0.40 Cinderace #34Rare $3.66 Cinderace #28Rare $0.15 Cinderace #17Rare $0.21
The Pioneer lists also usually run Walking Ballista, and that's where Nyxbloom Ancient will play a huge role
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Vraskas Fall Like Prologue to Phyresis, you get some marginal benefit from Vraska's Fall in EDH because your opponents will sacrifice their worst creature to this edict effect, but it'll also give them a poison counter to start proliferating
Impede Momentum puts three stun counters on a creature, but Frostfist Strider only puts one stun counter