Across this window it returned +9.7% per year , the lowest of any rarity we could measure, at a Calmar of 0.18 - roughly a quarter of the risk-adjusted return the plain EX holo produced
What Ive always liked about Inquisition of Kozilek is that its universal enough that its playable against every deck, but its limitations are present enough that it leads to interesting decisions both around deck building and sideboarding
Mega Rayquaza ex (Bandit Ring [XY7] 095/081) (PSA 10 Price: ~US$1,357) Mega Rayquaza is best known for the impact it made in the Pokmon video games
[deck title=Mono-Blue Extra Turns] [spells] *1 Elixir of Immortality *2 Howling Mine *2 Gigadrowse *4 Serum Visions *3 Sleight of Hand *4 Spreading Seas *4 Dictate of Kruphix *4 Cryptic Command *4 Time Warp *2 Part the Waterveil *2 Walk the Aeons *4 Temporal Mastery *1 Temporal Trespass [/spells] [land] *19 Island *1 Oboro, Palace in the Clouds *1 Minamo, School at Waters Edge *2 Radiant Fountain [/land] [/deck] The Sideboard There are several directions to go with the sideboard, and Ill caution that mine is currently very experimental
Linear decks are most often aggressive, and are built in such a way to gain the initiative and hold it as long as possible
Typically, you place the card upside-down in the inner sleeve then invert it and place it into a standard sleeve
