Above is the general condition terms used for determining the general condition of a Pokemon card, popular terms include Near Mint often noted as NM (Cards with a couple white spots / minor scratches), Mint often noted as M (No whitening or Scratches), Lightly Played (Cards with higher level of whiteing, scratches etc) , Moderately Played (Cards with a high ammount of whitening, scratches and minor creases ) and Heavily Played that have very high whitening and creases marked as HVY and finally Damaged cards that are marked as DMG
If youve got some time and a twisted sense of humor, Rizzo wrote plenty about the strategy when he was first proposing it, and hes a helluva writer
Protect cards, toploaders, slabs and packs with dedicated binder options
In the current format, the big ones that I think you're going to be looking at are Primal Groudon-EX (PRC 86/160), M Rayquaza-EX (ROS 76/108), and M Tyranitar-EX (AOR 43/98), which are all things that could one-hit K-O Giratina-EX -- but they can't because of its ability
Invisible Stalker is optimal, having both unblockability and hexproof to push damage, but if an opponent has gained infinite life, then Blighted Agent is an excellent plan B with poison counters
It aids Ti h in stacking hazards, and gains free entry on Electric attacks directed at my Skarmory / Milotic core
