Optional subgrades (if you pay extra) for more detail, but even without them, the grading notes are generally consistent enough that seasoned collectors can tell why a card got its grade
Each creature has an attack power and defense indicated on the bottom of the card, and a mana cost at the top
Second, knowing that almost nothing is guaranteed, what percentage are you willing to accept as a minimum
My pick for card of the year is Otawara, Soaring City
If youve ever sat down to a board game with friends who have never played before, your role becomes that of the translator, someone to decode the script and restate it in familiar terms, often with examples and common scenarios that come up during gameplay
If you do, create a token that's a copy of it, except it's a 0/2 Thopter artifact creature with flying in addition to its other types