Odric, Lunarch Marshal and Bleeding Effect are both great build-arounds, especially with Dihada able to hand out keywords like candy
For example, Potion now heals 30 damage instead of 20, you can play a Supporter on your first turn, and you can't use Rare Candy on your first turn
Storage Tray for Accessories: Dice, counters, and tokens have a dedicated space
The ratios are quite good and fitting for a Control deck: lots of slow grindy value and a variety of interaction to slow down opponents long enough to let you grind them out
Refers to USD prices rather than simply, the cost of grading, which in itself, can vary from company to company, country and the cards value Contextual Issues Its almost entirely focused on the monetary aspect
Pristine examples of Yamato (Serial Numbered) that manage to achieve top-tier certification shatter those opening boundaries, with gem-mint specimens or sealed event prize packs commanding between $5,500 and $12,500