Chase cards have climbed 15-30%, driven by scarcity, collector demand, and ties to Kanto nostalgia
To give you guys an idea, one day I picked up a Crown Zenith Elite Trainer Box for around $38 USD
#24 Angus Mackenzie Good old Angus Mackenzie has always been good at keeping you safe from big attacks
They let you look at the top card of your library at any time, play lands, and cast Bird spells from there , and, most importantly, they double-trigger abilities that fire when a land or Bird you control enters the battlefield
Craterhoof Behemoth is the gold standard, but pretty much any of these effects are good
The downside is that playing a bunch of random shock lands and buddy lands greatly increases the number of wildcards it takes to build the deck, and while it does technically make the deck better, the number of games that are going to end with us getting to seven different lands and Field of the Dead is probably pretty small