Those last two don't sound like big drops, but since these cards were close to the $1000 mark, those percentages account for hundreds of dollars of lost value
The Pixelation Test Real Boxes Sharp, high-resolution artwork Deep, accurate colors Fine details are clean and readable Fake Boxes Artwork appears zoomed-in, blurry, or pixelated Images are often scanned from a real box instead of original files Colors look washed out or faded For example, in a Fake Silver Tempest Booster Box , Lugia or Alolan Vulpix may appear faded, and silver tones may look grey or yellowed instead of crisp metallic hues
If a face-up "Raidraptor" monster(s) you control is destroyed by card effect: You can banish this card from your Graveyard
Card Name Mana Cost Type Artifact Creature Scarecrow Rarity Rare rules Text As this creature enters, choose a color.All cards that aren't on the battlefield, spells, and permanents are the chosen color in addition to their other colors
Damaged (DMG): Damaged cards are in worse condition than played cards
This one captures the flavor of a flaming bird that rises once more from the ashes, but it takes the once more part a bit too literally