Comparison with International Rarities Conclusion The rarity levels of Japanese Pokmon cards from the Scarlet & Violet era offer plenty of collecting fun

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It was more important to us that the format was easy to adopt with a low barrier to entry, especially since we thought the potential improvement to gameplay was mostly localized to higher-skill players and not a significant enough improvement to warrant the rules change
But I think the best stained glass card is this Secret Lair Arcades Sabboth by Eshpur
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