Japanese cards are commonly praised for sharper printing, cleaner texture, and better centering, but PSA 10 rates vary by card and set
The result is the Shadowless print run: visually identical to First Edition, but without the oval stamp
In Magic, you play the role of a planeswalker fighting other plane walkers for glory, knowledge and conquest
Whoa, hold on there, let's not get crazy
Not background necessarily, but some other line of text that says something along the lines of Whenever you sacrifice a Treasure token, give a creature a +1/+1 counter and trample until end of turn. That would make it a lot more interesting and powerful, but I suppose not every card needs to be great