While some people might think that investing thousands of dollars in a basic cardboard card is madness, the truth is that Pokemon enthusiasts can do anything for their precious Pokemon game
We haven't seen much of it so far, with only a card or two being shown off, but that all changed today thanks to a special live stream held by Wizards of the Coast, in which we got to see a bunch of cards from the upcoming set
Lord Xander, the Collector: Xander is probably one of the first Grixis commanders to appeal to me
The key tweak is the shift in how energy works: rather than filling your deck with specific energy cards, you simply select the type (or types) of a deck when building it, and energy is automatically generated once per turn for you to attach how you wish (for two-type decks, which are required for the Dragon Pokmon lines such as Dragonites, which type comes up next is randomised, which effectively replicates a multi-type deck equivalent in real life)
In any dedicated dino-deck, it's gonna be among the best card draw options you can run, and likely an auto-include