I said, I dont feel its a good idea to have more than one Certificate of Authenticity floating around out there, especially in the case where it seems to have been lost/stolen rather than damaged in a fire/flood etc. I also have no way of personally authenticating the art or its current whereabouts
joponnes March 9, 2025, 9:14pm 13 I have to say i see no reason to call bandai or other non tcg brands something else than pokemon cards since thats what they are, obviously tcg cards are the most popular ones and when people think of pokemon cards thats probably what they first think of, but to say cards produced by brands like topps, bandai or topsun arent pokemon cards is imo a bit odd thing to say Josh March 9, 2025, 9:24pm 14 If you wanted to simplify things a bit by excluding test prints, prototypes and other cards of potentially questionable authenticity, then the first mass produced, demonstrably authentic, TCG cards were the No Rarity variant Japanese Expansion Pack (Base Set) cards
Once a Prison deck assembles enough of its combo pieces, it essentially prevents the opponent from either casting spells or attacking with their creatures
That is amazing for those players that are staring down defeat, only for them to draw up a full hand of cards and gain enough life to get them through the next turns
Finally, Lier is a Legendary creature so that means he can be used to lead your Commander deck
