Real cards use consistent terminology across all releases
Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon RP01-EN000 8,33 Stock puis Etre averti Blue-Eyes White Dragon RP01-EN001 12,50 Stock puis Etre averti Flame Swordsman RP01-EN002 0,21 Stock puis Etre averti Dark Magician RP01-EN003 10,00 Stock puis Etre averti Gaia the Fierce Knight RP01-EN004 0,83 Stock puis Etre averti Raigeki RP01-EN005 16,67 Stock puis Etre averti Fissure RP01-EN006 0,83 Stock puis Etre averti Trap Hole RP01-EN007 0,21 Stock puis Etre averti Polymerization RP01-EN008 8,33 Stock puis Etre averti Curse of Dragon RP01-EN009 0,21 Stock puis Etre averti Giant Soldier of Stone RP01-EN010 0,21 Stock puis Etre averti Red-Eyes B
Steelix (Illustration Rare) $26.10 Card Number: #208/182 Rarity: Illustration Rare Steelix at a construction site might not be what anyone expected, but it works beautifully
Hint of Insanity will virtually never hit anything in non-Commander play, and will actually hit nothing in Commander games
This issue can be somewhat circumvented by the games password feature, which allows you to put in a physical password on actual Yu-Gi-Oh cards (or just find them online)
You receive a plain, unboxed packet instead of a themed booster pack and get to flip through 50 random cards to find out what you got
