The reason for not writing the high stats as original stats is both to constrain them within the long-standing design choice to keep monsters' maximum original stats under 5,000, and also because actually writing these stats, as is the case with the Don Thousand/Monster B and Don Thousand/Monster C cards in the Boss Duel event, would squeeze the number font to comically narrow widths
While it does the usual when this creature dies, return it to the battlefield, it also deals one damage to each opponent, which is a neat little twist
The factors that move prices Several variables directly influence a card's market value: Rarity : an Illustration Rare (IR) or a Special Art Rare (SAR) doesn't follow the same curve as a standard Rare Holo Condition : Near Mint, Lightly Played, Damaged, each grade has its own market The set : a card from a non-reprinted set like Evolving Skies keeps its rarity over time Current events : a Pokmon featured in a video game, a movie or a Japanese set can see its value explode within days Language : French, English and Japanese cards don't sell at the same price on the European market How PokeItem handles real-time price tracking PokeItem ( is a physical Pokmon TCG collection management web app that natively integrates European secondary market value tracking
Funnily enough, no exile is not the same as outside the game. Before the rules update for Magic 2010 , you could theoretically use cards like Wish to pull cards from outside the game which included the old removed from the game rule
