There were also images for more obscure promo sets, like the VHS Intro decks from Japan: As for other collectibles, the guide also covered Topps trading cards, Figurines, and Flipz Lenticular cards that I have no recollection of existing: There was also a section on becoming a secondary market master, which amongst other things, told you how to identify counterfeit cards
The first such official crossover was a D&D campaign setting book for the plane of Ravnica, a Magic expansion introduced in 2005 and 2006 and later revisited in the 2018 expansion Guilds of Ravnica
The Options You Got Are: Play cards from your hand
Well, if it's a premise that you're just drawing, you can just use Polymerization, and if you spend 3 cards, it's only natural that it's the first move, but
LAYOUT CHANGES AND IDENTIFYING THE CARDS The major aesthetic differences are: Copyright Date becomes 1999-2000 Wizards Lighter colour shades on the cards Vulpix HP is corrected Charizard background stripes Image - Copyright Date becomes 1999-2000 Wizards Image - Lighter colour shades on the cards (On the left Unlimited 1999 and on the right Base Set 2000) Image - Vulpix HP is corrected (On the left Unlimited 1999 and on the right Base Set 2000) Image - Charizard Background Stripes (On the left Unlimited 1999 and on the right Base Set 2000) Oddly enough, WOTC did not use this layout change to correct the Gyarados Holographic card, which still keeps his set number far too left from the supposed spot, when compared to the other cards in Base Set
