(Although the more elaborate and beautifully designed the card, the costlier it tends to be, so they often go hand in hand.) Were also not concerning ourselves with playability, since were a fair way off fathoming the forthcoming metas for the table-top game
And finally, I chose the purple and green highlights as a small reference to this - I thought it was a cool reference, the colors went well together, and purple is my favorite color
On the green side, Bayou (PL) and for the back side, Badlands (PL) bring that timeless build anything flexibility, while Scrubland (PL) rounds out the top five with clean Orzhov prestige
When it comes to making fake Pokmon TCG cards, Ive learned that there are two main design goals that pretty much every faker aims for: authenticity of look and feel trying to design a fake card which is nearly indistinguishable from the real thing pushing the envelope breaking the rules and remixing standards pulling off the craziest ideas, just to see what happens In both cases, however, its about creating something you wish you could see happen in the game itself
