All Pokmon sets with trainer themes tend to have very clear strategies, due to the high level of synergy between Pokmon with the same trainer
The top end of the range for this card caps out at about $32, leaving plenty of room to find one for a cheaper price, especially if you're willing to settle for damaged copies, which you might find for under ten dollars, depending on how much damage you're willing to tolerate
Both cards have consistently low PSA 10 populations due to the difficulty of achieving gem mint on older cardstock
"Creatures tapped this way" means creatures that became tapped as a result of Suppression Ray's effect, not creatures that were already tapped before Suppression Ray began to resolve
Nicol Bolas, The Ravager MTG's Nicol Bolas and his brother Ugin are more usually depicted as planeswalkers than Elder Dragon creatures, but this card starts out as a creature and later flips into a powerful planeswalker worthy of Bolas' archvillain status
If I had one spot open for card draw in a damage-based Green deck, I'd rather run Hunter's Prowess