Its a great tool for a rogue deck because rogues have plenty of ways to avoid being blocked
The ones that stick out to me are: Mortarpod, which takes up a 2 drop spot and conflicts with casting Jor Sickleslicer, which just feels a bit underwhelming Skinwing, which feels exceptionally steeply priced, even for an equipment that grants flying Strandwalker, which is also very steep There are also some cards which I think either hurt more than they help or don't do you much at all: Prophetic Prism doesn't offer you any ramp and takes up a 2-drop spot
Of course, this number comes with a few big questions
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Chief of the Edge depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Khans of Tarkir)
1xpromo pack that holds one VMAX Pokmon and three basic Energy cards
New Trainer cards that are likely to see lots of play include Penny, Beach Court, and Electricity Generator, all of which can facilitate some interesting strategies in Pokmon TCG