In any case, with cards like these, as long as the primary effect is something you'll play on your own, then there's nothing wrong with playing a card like this
Take for example this Charizard V card that was posted by a redditor named mathmannix: Notice that this Charizard has a whopping 500 damage for its Wild flames attack, with an awkward description saying Attack with igniting fire, and all the elves of the opponent will be burned. Unless youre playing Magic the Gathering, youll never encounter any elves when playing Pokemon TCG
The Pokemon Company isn't going to send agents to your house to confiscate your cards, and you can still play with them in alternate formats
2 Abstergo Entertainment Free Card Advantage For The Colorless In any deck whose mana base can support it, this is a land that comes with the nifty ability to buy back one of your spells
as the only solo female Supporter card in Battle Partners , its no surprise at all to see this one ranked so highly
This Porygon has a very clean surface but the obvious off-centered front, and corner wear on the back made this fetch the 9