When you built a deck, one of the questions you had to ask was what your opponent would Cap out of your deck if he had the chance
Naturally, the card has still seen some price fluctuations, but overall, it has a low volatility rate, staying roughly around that same price point
Here is a first look at the chase cards (according to Reddit): Pokmon 30th Celebration ex and Classic Cards Pokmon 30th Celebration Alt Art Cards Every Pokmon TCG 30th Celebration Card Revealed So Far While the leaked images arent the best quality, eagle-eyed players have managed to figure out most of the 30th Celebration set list
(In fact, weve so far already implicitly assumed some rudimentary player strategy: namely that if we can play a land, we do so.) If we're to account for all these different factors, its going to be practically impossible to get an analytical answer, i.e., an answer in the form of a neat little formula like the distribution function of the binomial or hypergeometric distribution
The best way to utilize this planeswalker is to: Play Jace, Mirror Mage Pay the kicker price (2 mana) Create a copy of Jace, Mirror Mage with 1 loyalty counter Activate the first ability on the copy to scry and determine the next card draw Activate the second ability on the original Jace, Mirror Mage to draw a card and keep both planeswalkers in play You can repeat this pattern each turn, intertwining the roles of both Jace planeswalkers
