The nearest thing to a competitive "Menace Tribal" deck that ever existed was, you guessed it, in Limited
When teachers are finished entering grades, they still mark grading period(s) as Ready to Print. This communicates with the office, and lets them know when its safe to start printing
Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Release date: 2018-09-19 Blade Instructor Bounty Agent Candlelight Vigil Citywide Bust Collar the Culprit Conclave Tribunal Crush Contraband Dawn of Hope Demotion Divine Visitation Flight of Equenauts Gird for Battle Haazda Marshal Healer's Hawk Hunted Witness Inspiring Unicorn Intrusive Packbeast Ledev Guardian Light of the Legion Loxodon Restorer Luminous Bonds Parhelion Patrol Righteous Blow Roc Charger Skyline Scout Sunhome Stalwart Sworn Companions Take Heart Tenth District Guard Venerated Loxodon Capture Sphere Chemister's Insight Citywatch Sphinx Dazzling Lights Devious Cover-Up Dimir Informant Disdainful Stroke Dream Eater Drowned Secrets Enhanced Surveillance Guild Summit Leapfrog Maximize Altitude Mission Briefing Murmuring Mystic Muse Drake Narcomoeba Nightveil Sprite Omnispell Adept Passwall Adept Quasiduplicate Radical Idea Selective Snare Sinister Sabotage Thoughtbound Phantasm Unexplained Disappearance Vedalken Mesmerist Wall of Mist Watcher in the Mist Wishcoin Crab Barrier of Bones Bartizan Bats Blood Operative Burglar Rat Child of Night Creeping Chill Dead Weight Deadly Visit Doom Whisperer Douser of Lights Gruesome Menagerie Hired Poisoner
3 Jumpluff (9/64) Originally From Neo Revelation Set Back in 2001, the Pokmon TCG: Neo Revelation set was released and included this Jumpluff card as number 9/64
In a set booster, you are guaranteed to open one, just like you are in a draft booster, but thanks to the wildcard slot and the "foil in every pack" slot, you have a chance at opening up to three rares or mythics in a single pack (and technically four, thanks to the new-to-Modern reprint slot)
TCGPlayer lists Aerodactyl V as having a market price of $120.72
