Common Cards The least-rare cards found in a set No foil treatment These feature a C designation next to the card number Common Cards The least-rare cards found in a set No foil treatment These feature a C designation next to the card number Uncommon Cards Rarer than common cards, but not as scarce as Rares, Super Rares, or Secret Rares No foil treatment UC designation next to the card number Uncommon Cards Rarer than common cards, but not as scarce as Rares, Super Rares, or Secret Rares No foil treatment UC designation next to the card number Rare Cards Rarer than common cards, but still more common than Super Rares or Secret Rares Features foil only around the border of the card Foil treatment is not refractive, so rainbow colors should not be seen in it Card surfaces appear smooth, with no discernable texture Features an R designation next to the card number Rare Cards Rarer than common cards, but still more common than Super Rares or Secret Rares Features foil only around the border of the card Foil treatment is not refractive, so rainbow colors should not be seen in it Card surfaces appear smooth, with no discernable texture R designation next to the card number Super Rare Cards Rarer than common cards and Rares, but still more common than Secret Rares Rainbow holofoil treatment covers the card fronts entire surface Card surfaces appear smooth, with no discernable foil texture Features an SR designation next to the card number Super Rare Cards Rarer than common cards and Rares, but still more common than Secret Rares Rainbow holofoil treatment covers the card fronts entire surface Card surfaces appear smooth, with no discernable foil texture SR designation next to the card number Secret Rare Cards Rarer than common cards, Rares, and Super Rares Gold borders and rainbow holofoil treatment covers most or all of the cards front surface Card surfaces have tangible and visible textured patterns SEC designation next to the card number Secret Rare Cards Rarer than commons, Rares, and Super Rares Gold borders and rainbow holofoil treatment covers most or all of the cards front surface Tangible and visible textured patterns SEC designation next to the card number Leader Cards Leader cards play a crucial role in the construction of a players deck
The ideal support card, I guess
cards from one unit to another
Evil Counterpart: The CXyz monsters represent a corruption of Yuma's Chaos Xyz Change
You may have drawn as many cards as you like, have infinite colorless mana or infinite enters and leaves the battlefield triggers, those alone do not equal you win the game like some cards
Putting together a deck revolving around a specific card or effect you like (and tweaking that deck over time as you find out what works and what doesn't) is strangely moreish
