There are three main ways to do so: knock out enough opposing pokemon to collect all six Prize cards, render the opposing trainer unable to battle by leaving them no pokemon on their side of the field, or by the technical victory of making one's adversary run out of cards to draw from their deck
Like I look at this art and I hear bony fingers tapping at a window, impossibly long yet firm nails scratching a chalkboard
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Heres a guide on how to determine the rarity for Scarlet and Violet generation of Pokemon cards (the most recent one): Black Circle = common Black Diamond = Uncommon Black Star = Rare Double Black star = Double rare Double white/silver star = Ultra Rare Gold star = Illustration Rare Double Gold Star = Special Illustration Rare Triple Gold star = Hyper rare Interestingly, special illustration rares tend to be more valuable than hyper rares (but not always)
Generally it is all fine provided you have very cheap to put on equipment like Bonesplitter but will give your opponent the option to one for one remove the monster and so should be treated like putting an aura on
