Red certainly has punchier threats on offer but this is a little more enduring than most of the others
Tidus and the FFX Deck Tidus is a green, white and blue card with abilities that simulate the Sphere Grid by allowing you to place a counter on a creature you control
While these typically have been a premium treatment, clearly players enjoy actually being able to read their cards
Despite concerns that Standard would need bans soon, the decks brought to the event were miraculously balanced
Rumors abound that if you sell one of these cards that was specially made for you, you will get fired by Wizards of the Coast
When clear sleeves make sense (and when they don't) Clear sleeves can be a good fit when: You're protecting cards in a binder or toploader-style storage You're sleeving tokens or display pieces You're using official card backs and don't mind visible wear But for a shuffled deck, especially in tournaments, clear sleeves can be risky if card backs vary in condition