Just keep in mind these are tournament-caliber decks you can play and compete with immediately, and adds powerful rares to your collection that you can use in other decks you build
Like Oloro, sometimes the best strategy is to sit back and wait for your moment
Any time I was any of those it is because I thought the artwork portrayed was best depicted as such
It was also a small set, with only 80 cards and despite this, Charizard VMAX stands out well above the others in terms of value
This card has a great dynamic art for the legendary beast, with water jets flying across the box to emphasize its power
One of the first things I like to do when I get a new set, it to open a couple of booster boxes, make a set of all of the commons, uncommons, rares, etc, and then sit, look at them, and read the flavor text to feel the story and the world