Sakashima of a Thousand Faces + Krak, the Thumbless Sakashima of a Thousand Faces and Krark, the Thumbless make a killer spellslinger combo assuming you dont mind flipping multiple coins every time you take a game action
Secondary market premiums on all products remain elevated - buying at MSRP from Pokemon Center or LGS is significantly better than paying secondary market prices
If they do, they can give a creature in their graveyard and encore cost equal to its mana cost, meaning several temporary copies of that card can potentially be put into play for a high-impact turn
The most common game plan for this deck involves beating up your opponents backline with Pokmon that can hit the bench (like Dusknoir two entries up), but building a deck that goes both wide (with Dragapult EX) and tall (with Charizard EX) is an emerging, successful strategy
Outside of Insurrection, there are similar all-stars like Mob Rule and Mutinous Massacre that become great inclusions in this shell
While this move seems unlikely to directly create any reprint equity (although it could, if expensive cards from Portal and other weird non-Modern sets can be reprinted more easily without the "Modern" in front of "Masters"), taking the focus off of Modern specifically will gives Modern staples some room to breathe and, assuming the format and game keep growing, slowly increase in price until they are eventually exciting and valuable reprints once again
