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Value-wise, it hits all the right notes: fan-favorite mythical Pokmon, a powerful VSTAR form, and artwork that practically leaps off the card and into your dreams (or nightmares)

Set: Sun & Moon: Unbroken Bonds Rarity: Ultra Rare Card Number: 199/214 Printing/Finishes: Foil Card Type: Pokmon Stage: Basic Attack 1: [1F] Revenge (30+) If any of your Pokemon were Knocked Out by damage from an opponent's attack during their last turn, this attack does 90 more damage

Chandra has more flexibility, being able to also ping opponents / planeswalkers, ramp, kill creatures, and sometimes even pull off her devastating ultimate, but that all comes with the inherent drawback of being a planeswalker in a multiplayer format

Not only does it prevent the likes of flashback and foretell, but it stops opponents from even casting their commander

This can help it stick around to keep putting in work exiling enemy creatures that were put into the graveyard by that same board wipe