If they lack a powerful card to act as a centerpiece, starting with one of the games core mana types, forest, plains, swamp, island, and mountain, is the way to go
This deck focuses on attacking fast and hard to knock the enemy out before they can summon more powerful Pokmon, but it's definitely a risk if the player can't gain control of the field in the first few turns
Its hard to say if the value of Charizard cards will slow anytime soon as these cards have found their place as some of the most iconic non-sports cards in the hobby.
If they do match, that card is probably from Beta
Narset, Jeskai Waymaster, is a big card for spell-heavy decks, as it allows you to discard whatever remains in your hand and draw cards equal to the number of spells you've cast that turn
Build around your inks: With each ink in Lorcana having its own favoured play style, making sure you know how to play to their strengths is key in any good Lorcana deck