Over time, edges can fray, corners can split, and hand oils build up, which degrades shuffle feel and can technically classify the deck as "marked" under official tournament rules
Their decklist was as follows: From then on, I would occasionally bump into the deck, but it wasnt really putting up any results
CGC 1 / Poor: Poor cards might be ripped, creased, or otherwise damaged with multiple catastrophic flaws. CGC Authentic and Authentic Altered: These grades are only given to cards that cannot receive a numeric grade, such as a card with a missing portion or other manufacturing error
Even still, its kind of disturbing seeing lower-valued cards like Reanimate and Figure of Destiny in here
It can't be the permanent the Aura is already attached to, it must be controlled by the player who controls the permanent the Aura is attached to, and it must be able to be enchanted by the Aura
This is all because of this card, but not the physical version, but the anime one