Other than that, Mewtwo EX remains one of the most consistent decks in the game
At ~1 per 120 boxes, its a true grail pull
Jegantha, the Wellspring Jegantha, the Wellspring might not look impressive at first, but it provided the kind of free consistency many decks needed to dominate long, grindy games
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And since, again, the Jar costs literally nothing, it can also support combo decks, Storm decks, and basically any strategy that just wants more free spells at any given time
Small variations beyond normal card measurement tolerance can immediately reveal counterfeits
