The Umbreon Gold Star #17 from POP Series 5 is the most valuable, priced from $2,0200 to $21,000, making it incredibly hard to pull
There are several reasons for this, including the fact that they were the first to be released and therefore more difficult to find and collect, as well as the fact that they were more popular in their day than many of today's most valuable Pokemon cards (which have only come into existence within the past several years)
Sure, it isnt literally a multicolor land that enters the battlefield tapped, but in terms of functionality, it allows its caster to continue developing, yet forces them to sink a single mana into the fixing its providing
You can Hero's Downfall a Jace, Architect of Thought but not before they have had a chance to activate the -2
The card's design as a Saga Creature that creates three 2/2 Knight tokens for four turns showcases the original summon's thirteen knights appearing one after another to strike enemies
Based on the lore of the literary classic, it was originally supposed to be a standalone game , and was changed during the design process to integrate with the existing cards