Of course, youll need to slide them out of the sleeve and turn them over when they flip to their other side during play, so its definitely best to opt for the highest quality sleeves just so you ensure theyll hold up to repeated handling of the cards
What are the weaknesses and retreat cost of this Liepard card
Were more than willing to make changes and adapt based on what were hearing from all of you
The first task was figuring out what we wanted the card to do, mechanically
Pricing Sorted Bulk Complete common/uncommon sets: $8-25 depending on the set (vintage sets at the high end) Era-sorted lots: $30-60 per 1,000 for WOTC, $20-35 per 1,000 for modern Set-sorted lots (incomplete): $15-30 per 1,000 Tier 5: True Bulk What Goes Here After you've pulled out Tiers 1-4, you're left with the bottom of the barrel: unsorted modern commons, uncommons, basic energy cards, and anything else that isn't worth the time to sort further
The cards' concept was that they essentially used energy to change the color of a spell being cast or a permanent in play with the concept being that players could do something like playing Thoughtlace on an opponent's spell to turn it blue so they can counter it with a Red Elemental Blast, or do a surprise change of color to a permanent for "protection from" purposes
