An inked card is not valid for official tournament play, as it can be considered marked or improperly altered
Douglas has participated in tournaments since the release of the first set
Especially as the sleeves themselves seem remarkably resistant to picking up fingerprints or other marks, despite that matte finish
It can also be a good combo after drawing cards from the Pok Ball or Professor's Research, and the player still didn't get the Pokmon they wanted
Take a quick look at some of the ones I made some years back (in the style of the 1987 Topps Baseball series): And then compare them to actual cards from 1987 Topps: You read up more about how I made these cardsand other custom cards I madein this article below: That said, right now this page is still a work in progress as I just came up with the idea, so I just wanted to get things down on paper first
It was at this moment I remembered Pack Wars for MTG, a format where both players open a pack of MTG cards, shuffle in two lands of each basic land type and then battle one another with 15 life instead of 20, and with no mulligans