I've identified three main techniques for identifying the language of a card, and created a web page with illustrations for each: Copyright line: If your card is in a European language from before Tempest (1997), then this is the easiest way
Then you reveal the top card, and draw the amount of cards equal to its combined mana cost (for instance, Horizon Scholar above has a combined mana cost of six, meaning you'd then draw it and five more cards)
And then there's a reprint of an ancient ($50!) land destruction spell, Ice Storm
It gives you the flexibility to organize their way without switching systems
11 Honorable Mention - Yuka Morii Clay Sculpting Herself Into An Icon We want to give a special entry to one of the TCG's most valued artists who has made some of the best art the TCG has ever seen, as this list would just feel incomplete without her
Its Riotous Beating attack also scales with the number of Pokemon on your bench, allowing it to deal high damage with minimal energy