Every Pokmon TCG card from recent years features a regulation mark, denoted by a letter in the card's bottom left corner
It's awkward to read in hand, doesn't fit correctly on the stack, breaks a ton of visual effects that already exist, and is simply a case where the paper solution doesn't translate to digital ("just turn it sideways to read it" is fine for a card, but is not acceptable for someone's 49-inch ultrawide monitor, much less a smart phone)
If you do, at the beginning of the first upkeep, each opponent mills seven cards
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Protecting valuable gaming cards from physical damage during gameplay is crucial to ensure their longevity and maintain their value