For one, it's an all-too-necessary combat trick for the combat-heavy Limited environment, and on top of that, it grants the creature you're buffing a Flying counter, meaning it stays evasive later on
Whats worked for me lately is asking if decks can make bursts of mana, the average turn a deck can get its engine online, whether you feel like the table should mulligan with intent (to removal) and, of course, if a deck is linear with tutors to a combo win
Specifically, the cards depicted include: Fred - Huge (Big Hero 6) Figaro - Tuxedo Cat (Pinocchio) The Wardrobe - Perceptive Friend (Beauty and the Beast) Iago - Out of Reach (Aladdin) Tiana - Natural Talent (Princess and the Frog) Jiminy Cricket - Conscientious and Wise (Pinocchio) Lastly, we have the Lore counter and the box itself
By the time you read this, its value will have potentially fluctuated
You can find A Pokmon's elemental type in the top right corner of its card