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Normal monsters went out of style, kind of, once the era of fusion monsters began, ushering out beatdown decks
Run through this checklist before you call a card submission-ready: Corners: all four evenly rounded, no white dots Corners: no bends or lifting Edges: no whitening on front or back Edges: no nicks or rough cuts Surface: no scratches visible under angled light Surface: no print lines, dents, or creases Centering: front within 55/45 Centering: back within 75/25 Estimate Your Cards Likely Grade Before Submitting When you add it all up, be conservative
In combination with other types of Energy disruption, Team Star Grunt can help put your opponent behind on Energy attachments to the point where they have a difficult time preparing to take knockouts, all while preventing the card they draw at the start of their turn from being anything more than a simple Energy attachment
The second cycle of prepared creatures is a special one where I pitched the idea of professors traveling from other planes via the Omenpaths to teach Strixhaven students
So which versions of Red-Eyes are hardest to find