Acceptable Losses An-Havva Constable Bargaining Table Bayo, Irritable Instructor Bronze Tablet Cephalid Constable Charitable Levy Chromium, the Mutable Constable of the Realm Copper Tablet Desert of the Indomitable Division Table Indomitable Ancients Indomitable Archangel Indomitable Creativity Indomitable Might Indomitable Will Inevitable Betrayal Inevitable Defeat Inevitable End Inscribed Tablet Intrepid Stablemaster Isperia the Inscrutable Mona Lisa, Ever Adaptable Mutable Explorer Portable Hole Reputable Merchant Rhonas the Indomitable Stern Constable Tablet of Compleation Tablet of Discovery Tablet of Epityr Tablet of the Guilds The Indomitable The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Turn the Tables Uncomfortable Chill Unpredictable Cyclone Unstable Amulet Unstable Experiment Unstable Footing Unstable Frontier Unstable Glyphbridge Unstable Hulk Unstable Molecule Suit Unstable Mutation Unstable Obelisk Unstable Robot Dragon Unstable Shapeshifter Wickerfolk Indomitable Yidaro, Wandering Monster

I was in my local big-box store this past week, and there were still Commander 2015 decks for sale
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Despite Deoxys' appearance, there's no doubt that Rayquaza is still the star of the show, as this card's roughly $130 price tag stands out
This card is pretty average overall, it can do a fair amount of damage but I wish its HP would be higher so it could last longer, and I wish you didn't have to use Antigravity to be able to retreat for free, its base retreat cost is too high for my liking
The set contained 96 total cards, including 60 new Pokmon, two new energy types, and over 30 trainer cards