With $400-600 in singles budget and patience, completing Obsidian Flames is a realistic goal for most collectors
More recently in the metagame, Pokemon Reversal - Gust of Wind on a coin flip - was commonly used in multiple copies (usually three to four) in most decks and even Pokemon Circulator - Gust of Wind but your opponent gets to choose which Pokemon to send in - was sometimes used over Reversal as it didn't require a coin flip and in some scenarios, Circulator can be just as good as Gust of Wind anyway
Prerelease Packs also include a spindown life counter (sometimes as a special version in green with golden numbering)
(That means Alphan doesn't count!) And finally, the win condition of this deck is Super Quantal Mech King Great Magnus
Jaheiras Respite Jaheira's Respite looks surprisingly robust at low-power tables, the kind where the only thing that matters is combat and gaining a massive mana advantage swings the game in your favor
Also, as a personal note, I tend to concede when the Crusade comes down