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ARC Raiders is a game that frequently updates its in-game store with new cosmetic items players can buy. Recently, fans have been requesting a specific item – nicknamed the “Scrappy Capsule” or “Scrapsule” – and believe it would be a great addition. A post titled “The only cosmetic I would pay hard cash for” sparked a lot of agreement, with many players saying they’d happily purchase this item and a matching rooster companion to take with them on adventures.

Dragapult, often called the Stealth Pokemon, was introduced in the Pokemon Sword and Shield games as a powerful, rare monster unique to the Galar region. It’s the final form in the Dreepy evolution line, evolving from Drakloak at level 60. As a Ghost and Dragon type, Dragapult is famous for its incredible speed and strong attacks. However, it’s relatively fragile compared to other powerful Pokemon like Dragonite and Garchomp, making it a high-risk, high-reward fighter. Its special attack, Dragon Darts, involves launching two Dreepy as projectiles to hit multiple opponents.

Many open-world games are incredibly addictive, keeping players engaged for long periods. However, a select few stand out as truly exceptional, offering such immersive experiences and compelling gameplay that players often find themselves completely captivated. Here’s a look at some of the best.

The original set of Pokémon cards released in 1999 includes some of the most valuable and well-known cards ever made. The Charizard card from that set is particularly famous and can be worth a fortune – some perfectly preserved versions have sold for as much as $250,000! Many older Pokémon cards are worth a good amount of money, with first edition copies of popular Pokémon like Blastoise and Venusaur often selling for hundreds of dollars when in good condition. Recently, a Pokémon fan made an incredible discovery when they found a huge collection of cards while buying out a storage unit.

In ARC Raiders, players can develop their characters through three skill trees: Conditioning, Mobility, and Survival. You earn a total of 75 skill points (not including bonuses from Expeditions), meaning you’ll need to carefully choose which skills to focus on.

It’s no surprise that many of the new Magic: The Gathering cards from the Avatar set are selling for high prices, given how popular and powerful some of them are. The 15 most valuable cards currently cost a total of $4,230 if you were to buy one of each – and that doesn’t even include the most expensive card, which sells for a remarkable $5,300 on its own. Here’s a list of the 15 most expensive cards from the Avatar set, ranked from least to most expensive.