A few things to look out for: The alignment of the cut compared to the printed straight edges of the card frame Inconsistent edges caused by cutting using a knife rather than die-cut Layer-shift occurs when one of the printing plates is out of alignment
I realized that I didnt like the Nidoking one so much, so I exchanged it for an Espeon theme deck
From deck summon Galaxy Serpent 4
The cover card for the set is an all-new edition of Exodia, one which relies on utilising Forbidden One cards like the main pieces in the hand, deck or Graveyard to bring this Fusion Monster onto the field, with a plethora of powerful effects that could truly obliterate an opponent
Smoother to the touch compared to the alternatives featured here, the Gamegenic Matte Prime Sleeves does the job but it would not be our first pick despite it being one of the most affordable sleeves out there
I have yet to figure out the precise formula, but I've got a good idea of how it works: The formula assigns a cost based on how big the monster's highest stat is, and the number of tributes needed