Forge Your Legend
EX Legend Maker combined mythical Pokemon with the innovative Delta Species mechanic, featuring powerful Mew ex and Arcanine ex alongside a coveted Regirock Gold Star.
概览
EX Legend Maker, released February 13, 2006, is a compact 93-card set that continued the Delta Species concept while adding mythical Pokemon. It features a treasure-hunt theme with mysterious artifacts and powerful Pokemon-ex.
最有价值的卡牌
Mew ex (#88) and Arcanine ex (#83) are the top Pokemon-ex cards. Regirock Gold Star (#91) is the secret rare chase card. Banette ex and Dustox ex are solid mid-tier pulls. Regirock Gold Star sells for $200–$600 in near mint condition.
收集技巧
At 93 cards, Legend Maker is one of the smallest EX-era sets, making it relatively easy to complete. The Regirock Gold Star is the primary budget hurdle. Delta Species variants continue to appear, tying it to the broader Holon narrative.
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Pokex quickly identifies Legend Maker cards and their Delta Species variants. The scanner verifies Regirock Gold Star authenticity and helps value the less commonly encountered cards from this smaller set.
常见问题
Q1 How many cards are in Legend Maker?
EX Legend Maker contains 93 cards, making it one of the smaller EX-era sets. This compact size makes it appealing for collectors looking for a quick and satisfying set to complete.
Q2 Is Mew ex from Legend Maker valuable?
Mew ex (#88) sells for $50–$150 in near mint condition. Mew's popularity as a mythical Pokemon ensures consistent demand for this card.
Q3 What is the Regirock Gold Star worth?
Regirock Gold Star (#91) sells for $200–$600 in near mint condition. PSA 10 copies can reach $1,500+. While not the most expensive Gold Star, it is a desirable collectible.
Q4 Does Legend Maker have Delta Species cards?
Yes. Legend Maker continues the Delta Species mechanic with several type-shifted Pokemon, connecting it to the broader Holon region storyline from Delta Species and Holon Phantoms.
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