If you notice ghosting, or a slightly offset print causing discoloration , this can be a sign of crudely printed fakes
These are a super popular way to pick up a bunch of Pokmon packs, and with the hype current as strong as it is, they're likely to sell out just as fast as they restock
Mouse Trapper Keeping in line with the more defensive side of mouse cards, youll probably want to be targeting Mouse Trapper more on your opponents turns rather than your own
Both cards may find some homes in the appropriate typal decks (I suspect 99% of Razorclaw Bear demand comes from dedicated Ayula players), but I dont think their market value would hold after even a small-scale reprinting
It can be extremely rewarding to build a deck around a loose theme like copying spells or copying and deflecting
Having the ability to destroy an opponent's card at instant speed for just three mana is a quality feature