Here are some common red flags to look for: Holographic Foil and Print Quality Authentic Pokmon cards exhibit clean, intricate artwork along with uniform holographic patterns
Chain of Vapor has a ton of targets in a multiplayer game, and the option to keep sacrificing lands to keep bouncing nonlands is tempting
Its a land that only really kicks in toward the late game (unless you ramp considerably) and only really viable if you run enough Plains cards in your deck to turn it on we dont yet have an Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth or Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth equivalent to use for this task
Giving Oketra +3/+3 and flying is amazing, potentially hitting someone for twelve points of commander damage
Part of the reason Im being a stickler about this distinction is that there are actual MTG rules about what it means to move a counter, and some niche interactions pop up when you compare moving counters to removing a counter from one thing and putting a counter elsewhere. I can also see a future where we get rules text that references whenever you move one or more counters, which would require precise text on the card
Ride into victory with a dazzling shine
