Here the concern isn't so much the Pro Tour, but that fact that the deck is still untested as far as major tournaments are concerned, and the impending release of Modern Masters 2017, which could lead to the reprinting of Mox Opal or even Puresteel Paladin
In the competitive scene, the card was notable for its Perfection ability, which allowed it to use the attacks of any Pokmon-GX or Pokmon-EX on your Bench or in your discard pile
This is an example of what happens when you have cheap extra turn spells, and Time Walking your opponent (or yourself) is still something referred to in Magic slang
Created by Dixit designer Rgis Bonnesse and developed by French studio Equinox with Asmodee, the game raised over $6.2 million on Kickstarter
If you paid that little for one less than ten years ago, you can now sell that card for more than 20 times what you paid for it
As it stands, its fairly expensive land recursion that comes with some mediocre bodies