For the first obvious chase card tier of Nintendo, the ex’s sure do have a wide range from “grail” to “worse than Holo Rare”
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Did mine based on appearance, of course rayquaza on top, deoxys at bottom, and everything else is my personal opinion.
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The coldest part of hell is reserved for men who maintained neutrality in times of great moral crisis
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Maintaining that the hoenn starters are the only starters with good ex cards is hardly neutral
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But that might hurt 
We got a fence-sitter here, boys! 
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There was a time I wanted to collect every ex card. Think I only fancy a handful of them now but the ones that are good are really good~
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That took a while…
This time, the individual rows aren’t ordered. The tier list is also relative to each other for the most part, since even the S+ tier would be B for me if it was a tier list of all Pokémon TCG artworks.
I’ve never been a huge fan of these ex artworks (sorry Ethan), although they’re defintely filled with nostalgia, since it was the era I’ve been most active as a collecting kid. (I’ve ignored this nostalgia and only went for actual artwork for the tier list.)
Greetz,
Quuador
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I love how you’ve put Salamence in E to not counter your earlier post. 
Greetz,
Quuador
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Funny observation, almost all of the cards you put in the top 2 tiers are from sets that are generally considered weaker ex sets. UF is iffy but I consider it lower tier since the chases lost their chase aspect
That is a funny coincidence! Wasn’t even thinking about individual sets when I was making my list (just going off art).
I remember Ninetales ex more than Hidden Legends. I actually forgot it’s even in that set because everything else is so mediocre-bad there.
My unpopular opinion is that Sandstorm has the best overall ex cards, even if some other sets have bigger standouts.
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