Premiering at Origins '93, the first generation of cards went public on August 5th and are referred to as the "Alpha" set, which contained 295 different cards
As a rarity R card, its collectability has been bolstered by Gengar's strong popularity among fans, making it especially desirable for both nostalgic collectors and those looking to invest
Also, if youre playing Eidolon, you cannot play Experimental Frenzy or Mutavault two cards which I believe help with the matchups you struggle with (midrange decks with a lot of removal such as Black-Red Midrange and Niv-to-Light)
If you don't have any preference I'll make sure it will be an awesome gym leader anyway
Contains an exclusive foil alt-art promo card (Treasure Chest), 40 basic land cards (20 foil & 20 non-foil), 3 oversized Dungeon cards, 1 oversized d20 and a Magic: The Gathering card storage box