Something along the line of a scannable code on cards to verify authenticity would get the job done, but implementing the program would be costly, and it wouldn't help with all the cards that are currently in print (barring some sort of mass-exchange program, which would be even more prohibitively expensive)
Many local comic shops are interested in buying Pokmon cards to stock their inventory for other gamers and collectors
negate the activation, and if you do, destroy it, then if this card is equipped with a "Plunder Patroll" card, you can add 1 "Plunder Patroll" card from your Deck to your hand
The other card we were able to reveal earlier this month (that emotionally wrecked me) is definitely the outlier
As usual also big thanks to aschefield101 for the Mega ORAS blank used found in this package: aschefield101.deviantart.com/a In gameplay I decided to give Glalie a not so strong base dmg attack which instead can make the Defending pokmon tremble before the crushing cold -comsuming most of its Energy
That sounds fussy until you pull something shiny at prerelease and suddenly everyone at the table wants to just take a quick look. Start with the obvious heavy hitters: Iconics, Enchanteds, Epic treatments, promos, and high-interest Pixar first appearances