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Each time a Pokmon has been featured in different sets over the years, each version is counted as a separate entry because of their unique artwork and identification numbers

Wizards of the Coast tends to make common cards more simplistic in terms of abilities and mechanics, that's not to say that common cards don't deserve a place in your deck, just that your Rare or higher cards will likely allow you more opportunities to gain the upper hand in battles, or turn the tides

Note that being complex makes a card go up in rarity, but being a higher rarity does not necessarily mean a card must be complex

Grading is done on a scale of 10

And yet, with the amount of jaw-dropping detail put into Squirtle and the ocean waters themselves, this can more be considered a work of art than a playing card