No matter how serious you are about the hobby, graded Pokmon cards tend to hold value more consistently and remain protected from handling and wear
This Pokemon from Paldea is a Steel/Poison-type in the games, but here, it is a pure Steel-type
Enchantment - Saga One Ring to Rule Them All (As this Saga enters and after your draw step, add a lore counter
What I mean by that is, if I released a new pack of CFDF cards - don't think you've gotten away from that analogy just yet - and one particular character card dominated 80 or 90% of competitive decks, then power creep can be a good thing, diluting the potency of the offending card by way of newer, more powerful alternatives, or counters
What I do think is that this could be a $5 card in the near future with some Standard play or in two years with EDH adoption
This may seem intuitive enough, but there are a few niche scenarios where intimidate can clash with other rules and mechanics