My official, on the record guess, is a lot !

English-Language Version Translation: Ron Foster Game Development: Andrew Finch and Michael Gills Editing: Katsuyo Nagasawa Rules Writing: Robert Gutschera Art Direction: Dave Woods Graphic Design: Jennifer McPhaill Typesetting: Steve Nashem Product Engineering: BJ Keeley and Mitzi McCart Business Direction (The Pokmon Company): Hiroaki Tsuru and Kenji Okubo Business Coordination (The Pokmon Company): Junko Hanna Product Management: Justin Ziran Marketing Management: Katie Kallio and Debbie Nihart EX series EX Ruby & Sapphire (June 18, 2003) Rulebook EN | FR Original Japanese Game Producer: Tsunekaz Ishihara Director: Takumi Akabane Original Game Design: Tsunekaz Ishihara, Kouichi Ooyama, and Takumi Akabane Game Development: Takumi Akabane, Daisaku Nishida, and Yukinori Torii Art Direction: Milky Isobe Typesetting & Layout: Hideyuki Nakajima Rulebook Writing & Editing: Takumi Akabane Project Coordination: Masamichi Anazawa Special Thanks To: Satoshi Tajiri, Ken Sugimori, GAME FREAK Inc

It's a difficult but worthy endeavor!
Ideally getting soldier tokens is great, but, gnome tokens are still plenty good
C-Tier: Could See Some Play Cards: Asylum Visitor, Breya's Apprentice, Mist-Syndicate Naga, Parallel Lives, Zabaz, the Glimmerwasp, Aeve, Progenitor Ooze, Hanweir Militia Captain, Cordial Vampire, Territorial Kavu, Nether Spirit, and Rise and Shine Asylum Visitor likely is the most exciting madness creature from Jumpstart: Historic Horizons and ranks above a lot of the other madness cards because it potentially is playable in non-madness decks, as a weird twist on Dark Confidant that requires you to be hellbent to draw extra cards
Here it is again, only they're comparing Pokemon cards