Since there aren't as many cards in existence when compared to most of the other entries on this list, they are typically held at a higher value
EDIT: Coincidentally someone asked a similar question about those dots yesterday: www.elitefourum.com/t/black-spots-on-the-reverse-of-a-card/28205/1 Greetz, Quuador Potentially yes, if they feel the dots were being used to mask damage
Mono-White and Mono-Red gain a lot of equity both by being able to wheel cards and by not caring about the mana-fixing that many other drafters need to pick highly
Likely, the Pokmon Company is hoping to see a similar level of success as these games, and present a meaningful competitor as the Pokmon IP is likely stronger than at least Yu-Gi-Oh
Ive had a recurring thought for so long now about pricing and rarity and pull rates of vintage cards and what correlation there is if any
(10/4/2019) No player may take actions between the time you put cards into your graveyard, the time you choose a creature card to return, and the time you return that card to the battlefield
