Secondly, and more broadly: in an 'unknown' environment, particularly a post-large-set new environment, new decks are generally likely to do better than established decks, because it's much easier for the new decks to prepare for an established metagame than for the established decks to figure out which of the new decks are most critical to adapt to
While theres plenty of fixing to unlock greedy four- and five-color decks, sticking to one color lets you focus on your other priorities when other players are squabbling over lands
Perfect addition for Pokemon fans and collectors seeking to complete their set
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The Mono-Black card started at around $40 for Sheoldreds regular version and has since risen to around $70