After a buyer's premium of 22%, that becomes an eye-watering $1,769,000, or enough to buy one Destined Rivals booster box on the secondary market (I joke, but honestly, it feels like it's getting that way)
Magic players most often see these terms used for tournament purposes with a Tier 1 or Tier 1.5 deck
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At the end of the day, the downside to Flake Strike isnt much of a bother given how you can use one of Reshiram & Charizard GXs alternate attacks or just activate a switching card (Guzma, Switch, Escape Rope, etc.) to reset the effect and allow it to attack again
What that means is that its a unique spin on a familiar character, playing on their expected traits without changing their nature in the process