We clarified that you must drop from an event, if you have marked cards that you cannot replace
What it looks like is someone translated the Japanese text themselves and printed fake copies of the cards, without the same quality assurance meant to prevent misprints in legitimate copies
At Titan Cards, we source sealed products responsibly and inspect stock so collectors can buy with confidenceespecially important in a hobby where counterfeits do exist
The cards need to survive real use, not just look good in a photo
Contents 1 Misprints 1.1 Official misprints 1.1.1 Examples 1.1.1.1 Any card with incorrect card text 1.1.1.2 Any card with incorrect card type symbol 1.1.1.3 Any card with incorrect Attribute or Attribute icon 1.1.1.4 Any card with incorrect Level or Rank stars 1.1.1.5 Any card with incorrect art 1.1.1.6 Any card with an incorrect card frame 1.1.1.7 Any card of incorrect rarity 1.2 Spelling mistakes 2 Unofficial misprints 3 Defects not considered to be misprints 4 See also Misprints[edit] Official misprints[edit] To be considered as an official misprint, a card must be printed from an unacknowledged defective plate
So, all of that raises the question: What kind of mage are you
