If you look at D&D lore, the Skyline Despot is reminiscent of some of the first dragons, which have the reputation of being able to create their own kind
Both have unique collector value, so the choice depends on whether you prefer rarity or set uniformity
Jodah becomes so large and makes your other creatures so large that double strike can often be enough to remove a player in a single combat step
While Terapagos' first SIR is likely to hold value over time, it's worth keeping an eye on the co-stars of the set in Squirtle and Bulbasaur, as Kanto nostalgia is always strong
Combos This deck is full of combos, but this one will shoot you ahead in the game if you can get it out on turn 1: Ink, then play Unconventional Tool for 1 ink Banish it with Belle Apprentice Inventors ability to play her for free Play any 2-ink or less item for free Even if you dont have an item to play or if you play and banish Gold Coin instead, its still worth it to get a 3 3 1 character out on turn 1