Its hard not to feel disillusioned with the Pokemon TCG sometimes, but then it comes out with things like the Trick or Trade special reprint set, of which a box of was sent to me by Pokemon's PR team, and its endearing simplicity immediately pulls me right back in
In gameplay, one of the biggest problems of hosts and augments is card disadvantage, so allowing you to get card advantage (aka drawing a card) by playing augment cards seemed like a clean solution
This problem only worsens when playing in person with an experienced player
When you do decide to really understand and look into what you have gotten, and what all that weve been talking about means, then heres the lowdown: The basics of Pokmon cards can be placed into three categories: Pokmon cards, trainer cards, and energy cards
For example, Oko, Thief of Crowns can turn artifacts or creatures into 3/3 elk creatures
It's no surprise that cards from this set are among the most valuable in existence, including those that have landed on the Power Nine list and the OG dual lands