Nutrient Block jokes aside (and that card is good!), Ive found that having defensive keywords has been great for keeping up the pressure in this format
A good Pokmon card title front-loads the card name, then the set, the card number, the rarity or finish, and the condition, for example: Charizard ex 199/165 Scarlet & Violet 151 Special Illustration Rare NM. Every one of those terms is something a buyer actually searches
And the version from Dragons of Tarkir became a fan favorite pretty quickly too: If I fight, I might step on a butterfly
It makes you attach even more value to the product because everybody else wants it. With files from The Associated Press and Reuters
For instance, weakness, resistance, and special conditions are found in the glossary, but theyre pretty fundamental concepts and players could benefit from a guided walkthrough on them