You know, like some cheese and crackers, chips, maybe a bowl of almonds if the host is feeling ritzy
Pokmon practically prints its own money (and Rick Harrison still doesn't care) While $50,000 feels extremely high for a few inches of painted cardboard, and a cool million for that same item should legally be considered a sin, it's important to note that the "Pokmon" franchise is the world's most lucrative
You get cards that are worth the money you put in, and you get to support charity to boot
Commonly played examples include Aristocrats where you sacrifice something like Reassembling Skeleton to a mana free sacrifice like Ashnod's Altar and then trigger the Zulaport Cutthroat to hit all foes as your win-con or hitting with Guttersnipe and similar triggers in a Spellslinger deck for your instant and sorcery casts
My prediction: Over Ardyn, the UsurperArdyn, the Usurper Pro: I look forward to calling this guy "The Uslurper." Con: Eight mana is a lot
All to gain more resources