When to Grade a Card Only consider grading if: The raw card is likely to achieve a 9 or above The card is rare, vintage, or iconic (e.g., Charizard, Gold Star, Trophy cards) The graded version holds significantly more market value than the raw version Choosing the Right Grading Company Handling & Storage Tips (Before Submission) Use penny sleeves and semi-rigid card savers (e.g., Card Saver I)
When I face someone, they are facing my deck for the first time and as they sideboard are trying to figure out whats going on and come up with a plan
Mondrak, Glory Dominus Anointed Procession on a big enamel pseudo-god, sign me up
Next, inspect the surface for scratches, print lines, or small marks that show up under bright lightthey all count
Split Screen makes it so that you can draw one of four cards from any of the libraries every turn
Any of these cards have the chance to appear as rare, which can lead to god packs , packs that are all rare