The last Trainer with a Pokmon in play gets to claim victory
There is a commonly believed misconception that the visible name of the card is what the card is, but it's just that, a misconception
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Here's a breakdown of the card rarities in Pocket: 1 Diamond: Common - Weaker basics and Stage 1, basic trainers 2 Diamond: Uncommon - Stronger basic and Stage 1, supporters 3 Diamond: Rare - Strongest basics as well as stronger Stage 1 and Stage 2 4 Diamond: Double Rare - Pokmon ex 1 Star: Art Rare - Full Art of basic Pokmon 2 Star: Super Rare + Special Illustration Rare - Full Art of Pokmon ex and supporters 3 Star: Immersive Rare - Pokmon with immersive art 4 Star: Crown Rare - Gold art cards The following Pokmon are all Special Illustration Rare or higher, meaning they are 2 Star cards or more
Chase cards are the highest-rarity cards in a set the ones collectors specifically hope to pull from a booster box, and the main driver of a box's resale value
Call the Gatewatch is great on turn three to ensure you have a planeswalker on turn four, but in the late game extra copies will let you tutor for your walker and play it in the same turn
