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While it's not the most valuable Pikachu card in this set, this Hyper Rare has a legitimate case for one of the best uses of a gold background in the Pokemon TCG
Sarkhan, Dragon Ascendant The perfect curve here is to play Sarkhan, Dragon Ascendant beholding a dragon, getting a Treasure, and in the next turn you cast a 4-mana dragon, while attacking with a 3/3 flying Sarkhan
Shame!) I will have to disagree with LSV in his set review here, the limitation of non-creature, non-land permanent makes this quite bad for a rare
Of course, its also just sweet when were on the draw, we can play the Knight on turn three and end up with two mana to hold up Disdainful Stroke and Valorous Stance
The emphasis on spells which can be chained together in such a flurry means theres significant overlap between Prowess decklists and the Storm archetype we looked at in a prior instance of this series