Well, this year's release brought with it two of the most expensive reprints we've ever seen in the series in Hellkite Tyrant (over $30) and Thousand-Year Elixir (nearly $25), both in the Lorehold deck
Set: Innistrad Remastered Increase: +$17.24 Current Market Price: $20.83 Tree of Perdition is the only non-Deadpool-related card in this bracket this month
Taking my son as the subject, the right angle to address the issue was clearly through a mono-colored deck, probably with a low cost general so that he can see it in action almost right away
Its Mind Games ability, which shut down your opponent's trainer cards on a coin flip, was intended to only work when Neo Slowking was your active Pokmon
Of course, if you arent interested in playing the Pokmon TCG and are more of a collector, these sleeves will do a decent job at keeping your cards protected, although I find them to be just a little tight to push the cards into and worry I could slightly scrape the top edge of the cards while inserting them into the sleeves, so I tend to prefer using just the cheap penny sleeves instead or otherwise loose sleevesbut that also might just be me being extra paranoid