making all your spells into two spells is a great reward for applying early pressure while giving the deck impact in the mid to late game, as other players begin deploying big threats
Yes, the strongest Pokmon card changes over time because Pokmon TCG uses a rotation system for its Standard format
It makes its home in tall trees and will attack anyone that comes near its nest
It's usually go-wide decks that benefit the most from menace, allowing lots of small creatures to rush past the inefficient blockers
For those who arent knowledgeable about factory errors, the difference between a damaged card and a misprinted one could seem similar - but with CGCs official stamp on it, well, it proves that it's a genuine error
You win if you take your last Prize card or if your opponent has no Benched Pokmon to replace his or her Active Pokmon if it is Knocked Out (or otherwise removed from play)