On a brighter note, artifacts and enchantments are typically not as frequently removed as creatures, so these cards have a good chance at sticking around for a while
I got a few favorites like Clefable and Scizor early on but I was inundated by the same Darkrai and Geeta cards over and over
Charizard cards and older cards that dont have a drop-shadow behind the image of the Pokemon have become especially lucrative, some going for thousands of dollars
Other tells include the text for its Fire Spin attack using only two lines instead of three in the later Unlimited printing
By far the scariest Summon card is Odin, who Ill talk more about later, but each one is incredibly useful in its own right
You'll also get to make use of any enter-the-battlefield or death triggers those creatures feature (note, as Deadpool's ability is a replacement effect not a triggered ability, Deadpool enters with the text box he's stealing, so can copy ETBs)