Deadeye Navigator A card that once bordered on ubiquity such that there were calls for several years for it to be banned, Deadeye Navigator could take over a game when soulbonded with any number of creatures
Theyre crying oil and appear to be touching their face in horror
There are, of course, weaknesses to a mill strategy some players include cards that prevent themselves from losing to an empty library, like Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre
Ultimately, I'm afraid, the answer is just that it's just another way to get boosters when all else fails
Sure, grading costs money, but for a rare, high-grade card, its a brilliant investment the profit you make back usually outweighs the initial grading fee , as rare high-grade cards are often considered among the most expensive Pokmon cards