To the bottom, you see weaknesses and resistances
A budget Tegwyll Commander deck leans on cheap token-makers and the flood of sub-$1 faeries: Commander: Tegwyll, Duke of Splendor ($5.42) or Oona, Queen of the Fae ($1.19) Cheap faeries: Faerie Seer ($0.33), Snaremaster Sprite ($0.20), Brazen Borrower ($0.52), plus draft-chaff faeries from Wilds of Eldraine Engines: token doublers and create a faerie effects instead of pricey lords Mana: Sol Ring ($5.07), basic Dimir duals, Faerie Conclave ($0.54) For a deeper budget shell, our best budget commanders guide pairs well here
Zekrom ex SIR is tracking $90-130 in early sales, fractionally above Reshiram ex SIR due to slightly stronger competitive demand
Market Dynamics First Edition vs No Rarity First Edition 1996 Japanese cards (the cards with symbols, introduced after No Rarity) are currently highly inflated because sealed packs and boxes still surface, yielding highgrade supply that attract industry speculators and highnetworth flippers
While it doesnt have any other keywords that are great on large creatures like trample or menace, it does provide all permanents you control hexproof so long as youre the monarch