At 165 cards, it was the largest Pokmon set to that date
It was sold in collector boosters and little epilogue boosters that contained just five cards
Using the Hypergeometric Calculator, we find that in a 60-card deck, youd need to include 26 lands to reliably hit four lands among your initial 11 cards, giving you an 80% chance of always having a fourth land by turn 4
Yes, it has multiple premium printings, in that there was a borderless, an extended art, and even a judge foil, but this version is both the most expensive and (subjective opinion) its the most ugly
If you were a 90s kid, theres a good chance you played the first Pokmon video games and collected your fair share of Pokmon cards
A few years ago, Kashtira was tearing up the meta thanks in no small part to Fenrirs ability to search your deck for another monster, provided you play it with no other monsters in play