When positioned against the gold holofoil, the Pikachu illustration gains a somewhat metallic-looking tint
As explained in the video above, this is really helpful for brainstorming and deckbuilding purposes
Feel free to come back in 5 years when WotC reveals some super cool Equipment mechanic that totally revitalizes its design space and make fun of me.)
This is functional enough, but when your trying to put together a specific deck and you dont have enough wild cards your kind of left hanging
Making it a habit to open your two packs is the easiest way to build a solid foundation for your decks and keep a steady flow of new cards coming in
The basic approach is to ask the LLM to fill out a MadLibs style prompt: "[Card Name], from [Source], [describe the scene in one sentence or less], [list several adjectives], in the style of [style], [visual medium], by [artist name] and [historical artist] But before filling that out, I ask it to brainstorm options for each of those details