The Anatomy of a Standard Game Card A typical trading card consists of multiple layers: Surface Coating (5-10m) Varnish or UV coating Printed Layer CMYK ink Top Paper Layer Core Layer (Blue/Black) Opacity barrier Bottom Paper Layer Printed Layer (Card Back) Surface Coating Industry-standard specifications: According to PrintNinja, one of the leading card game manufacturers, Blue Core 280 GSM cardstock is the industry standard, used in approximately 80% of trading card game orders, including games like Magic: The Gathering and Pokmon
Tempo Spells Send to Sleep is not a card I think is particularly good, but I still believe it will be underrated
You can play Tevesh Szat, talk your way out of getting beat up early, play a Propaganda to discourage aggression, tutor up Deepglow Skate and then ult Tevesh Szat long before your opponents thought they had anything to worry about
Not exactly a solid standing
Burning Damage also deals more damage in the late-game, depending on the number of Prize Cards the opponent has taken
Llanowar Greenwidow Sometimes, the error present on a printed card completely changes the cards impact on the game
