By the way, Fatal Push will always be a pillar of the format, a great efficient card and the premium removal for all the decks that cant afford to go red
As we tested more, we were worried that cards like Rite of Oblivion, which was a major force in the real-world Standard as we were testing, might easily limit the popularity of battles if they just fueled your opponent with sacrifice fodder
Damocles Base, Sword of Kang Excalibur, Sword of Eden Greatsword of Tyr Sigiled Sword of Valeron Sword of Body and Mind Sword of Dungeons & Dragons Sword of Feast and Famine Sword of Fire and Ice Sword of Fire and Ice Sword of Forge and Frontier Sword of Hearth and Home Sword of Hours Sword of Kaldra Sword of Light and Shadow Sword of Once and Future Sword of Sinew and Steel Sword of Sinew and Steel Sword of Truth and Justice Sword of Vengeance Sword of War and Peace Sword of Wealth and Power Sword of the Ages Sword of the Animist Sword of the Animist Sword of the Chosen Sword of the Meek Sword of the Paruns Sword of the Realms Sword of the Squeak
Sure there's the convenience factor, but other than that, I think GameStop is just capitalizing on the popularity of the Pokemon TCG market
You can get better-than-average prices in these instances
