In some cases, the condition rank may be lowered when we judge that the card lacks visibility or has lost its shape
I guess Charizard enthusiasts will have to actually start playing Mega Charizard X if they want to succeed, and that deck will also change in a big way without being able to lean so heavily on Charizard ex
These are the creatures that serve double duty in their slots: cheap enough to hold off some early aggro (the computer won't attack if any blocker could kill its attacker, even if a trade would be great strategically, like a Savannah Lion vs a Hyppie), but strong enough to eventually go all the way to clock off all the damage needed to win
"I took them to a friend who runs a trading card shop and got his opinion on them, thinking it would be 500 and fairly run of the mill
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