The Pokmon Company International has announced the first Pokmon TCG set of 2024
This version of Jhoira is a four mana Blue and Red 3/3 that lets you draw a card whenever you cast a historic spell
Use Osseous Sticktwister's power as its last ability resolves to determine how much damage it deals to each opponent who didn't sacrifice a permanent or discard a card this way
I've been replaying it over the past couple of weeks and, while the nostalgia helps, I've really fallen in love with both it and the Trading Card Game itself all over again
Why people choose it Best cost-per-card in bulk once youre filling large deck sizes and/or ordering multiple decks Tons of customization options (sizes, finishes, etc.) An ecosystem of community tooling and guides Where it tends to win When youre making multiple decks, a cube, or other hundreds to thousands of cards projects When youre optimizing for lowest total cost When you dont mind extra steps and a longer lead time Tradeoffs More friction: youre effectively running a mini production workflow (files, uploads, proofs) Lead time: MPC publishes typical timelines that are longer than U.S.-based print-and-ship Print tuning: community guides commonly discuss adjusting vibrancy/contrast expectations and art prep So Which One Should You Use
