Collectors who are often unable to get their hands on the $400 Charizard often turn their attentions to this lonely Charmander card, illustrated by Miki Kudo
A Few Swaps to Sharpen It Up If you want to push the deck past its out of the box baseline, Id start with the drain plan
It's possible that Hour of Devastation prices are low because the set simply isn't that powerful for Standard and most cards from the set are unlikely to find homes in tier decks, since Energy and Vehicles are still dominating Standard, and Hour of Devastation doesn't interact particularly well with either mechanic
There have been many, many Magic: The Gathering cards printed over the years, but most of them are destined to sit in dusty drawers, untouched and unloved
Decreeing that you dont wish to play against certain cards is tantamount to saying you dont want to be interacted with, and though theres obviously nuance to that conversation, you shouldnt expect to just talk people out of playing things you dont like, at least not in every game