Because of this, and the fact that the scarce few other Albino misprints Ive seen also had a completely lighter card instead of just the border, I personally think there arent any actual Albino printing errors and its all just the suns doing
Ultimately we need to know whether the card can a) find a semi-permanent home in at least a T1.5 deck and b) how many copies they want to run
Paid events will receive priority table space over unpaid events and casual play
Raichu #1 (pink) and Clefable #1 (red) tracked almost on top of each other, with the same occurring for Raichu #2 (green) and Clefable #2 (blue)
set stamp, gold name, etc.) followed by a few examples I pulled from the Internet of two commons and two rares from the set
Notice that our clock gets a counter every upkeep (both during your and your foes turns), so in a 4-person table you have about three rotations to make Midnight Clock tick