Common use cases for MTG APIs include: Deck builders Card search, mana costs, oracle text, legality Collection managers Track what you own and what its worth Price trackers Monitor market values and find deals Store tools Inventory management, price comparisons Analytics Metagame analysis, price trends, set EV calculators No single API does everything perfectly
A standard Pokmon card should read 2.5 inches wide and 3.5 inches tall exactly
As expected, Yugi failed the Maha Vailo test completely
Having the core combo be entirely contained in red leaves a lot of options on the table, and I think in the past even with plenty of token generation, the idea of having to spend mana to generate a token at some point made the deck feel a lot clunkier than it is now
These cards focus on exploring and celebrating the relationships between Trainers and their Pokmon
The first player to 20 wins - meaning you could technically go a whole game without fighting your opponent if you build a deck around churning lore as quickly as possible