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Pokmon (23) Pokmon (23) 2x Reuniclus 2x Solosis ( PLB #42) 2x Weavile ( STS #61) 2x Sneasel ( UPR #73) 2x Alolan Ninetales-GX ( LOT #132) 2x Alolan Vulpix ( GRI #21) 2x Unown ( LOT #90) 2x Klefki ( STS #80) 2x Magikarp & Wailord-GX 2x Shaymin-EX ( ROS #77) 2x Ditto ( BCR #108) 1x Ditto Prism Star Trainers (37) Trainers (37) 3x Lillie ( UPR #125) 4x Ultra Ball ( SUM #135) 4x Level Ball ( AOR #76) 4x Trainers' Mail ( ROS #92) 4x Order Pad ( UPR #131) 3x Random Receiver ( DEX #99) 3x Nest Ball ( SUM #123) 3x Float Stone ( PLF #99) 2x Rare Candy 1x Rescue Stretcher ( GRI #130) 1x Pokmon Communication 1x Scoop Up Cyclone ( PLB #95) 4x Team Magma's Secret Base ( DCR #32) Energy (0) Energy (0) It's not surprising that we only play two copies of every Pokemon in the deck (except Ditto Prism Star of course)
A perfect way to give love to a less popular Pokmon via a tacky EX card
The deck starts by casting a number of powerful, efficiently-costed vampire creatures with strong secondary abilities including Clavileno (card draw, creature tokens), Cordial Vampire (+1/+1 counters), Drana (+1/+1 counters), Dusk Legion Duelist (card draw), Florian (filter/draw), Mavren Fein (vampire tokens), Nullpriest (lifelink, menace, reanimate), and many more
Of course, the fact that it was graded as a 10 by the PSA would have helped its value rise significantly, seeing this unusual and slightly lesser known OG Pokemon at the top of the most valuable Topps Pokemon Series 1 cards
