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The card has to be in such a condition that, even in a sleeve, it cannot be discerned from the other cards in the deck by visual inspection. Severely damaged cards tend to stand out in a deck.
Quote from: YourMathTeacher on June 17, 2012, 10:30:57 PMThe card has to be in such a condition that, even in a sleeve, it cannot be discerned from the other cards in the deck by visual inspection. Severely damaged cards tend to stand out in a deck.It also needs to have a readable reference, ability, numbers and card name.
OK so on to my next question:What about altered art?is it allowed?
Quote from: Drrek on June 17, 2012, 10:53:25 PMQuote from: YourMathTeacher on June 17, 2012, 10:30:57 PMThe card has to be in such a condition that, even in a sleeve, it cannot be discerned from the other cards in the deck by visual inspection. Severely damaged cards tend to stand out in a deck.It also needs to have a readable reference, ability, numbers and card name.Agree with YMT and Drrek. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk 2
Well if that doesn't sound like a setup question, then I don't know what does. If you have to question it this much, then I would suggest that you don't use the card.
Even if it's a wicked alt art no sa soul you wanna make sure you can play in booster?
My opinion is that if I can read it, then I can play it. For altered/alternate art, as long as it doesnt change the card and isnt really offensive, I don't care.
