gold illustrator pokemon card Logan Paul's Pikachu Pokémon just sold for $16.49 million The most valuable Pokémon card

Prior to the sale of the 1998 holo Pikachu, the first edition shadowless holographic Charizard was the most expensive, selling for $369,000 USD

The biggest downside to this card is it has to die, so if someone uses exile removal on it or it gets blinked, you do lose those cards permanently

This deck uses the restriction of making every creature a 0/0, and through some tinkering, it found extra value in cards like Dino DNA and Scale Up, which specifically set the base power and toughness of the creatures they affect

Considering Dinosaur Typal decks are absolutely loaded with high-cost and powerful cards, having additional lands in play is a huge boon

The goal is to keep your characters alive while challenging, even if only with 1 or 2 Willpower left