jigglejuice
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I was just curious if a rare candy from a world's championship deck set would be legal in official tournament play? This is of course assuming it is sleeved with no way to glance at the back of the card.
World's cards. Legal or illegal?
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dialga master
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Nope.
It says on the package it some in.
It says on the package it some in.
jigglejuice
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Okay thank you. My friend bought a couple of them on ebay so he didn't have access to the box 
Magic_Umbreon
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Your friend was scammed They're worthless individually.
They're worthless individually.jigglejuice
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We are just lucky enough that the leaders of the leagues we go to are laid back enough to let us use them in casual play
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jigglejuice
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I don't really get WHY they are illegal for tournament play though. I suppose it has something to do with watering down the value of the generally powerful cards that go into world champion's decks?
Yeah, some of those Worlds decks contain groups of cards that are valued over $500-$1000 in total and would take hundreds of packs to obtain or trade for.
To let someone buy that total value for $12.00 would just destroy the value or rarity of the originals.
Of course, that means that some relatively common cards from those decks also can't be used, just to make it easy to say "no cards from these decks in sanctioned tournaments".
To let someone buy that total value for $12.00 would just destroy the value or rarity of the originals.
Of course, that means that some relatively common cards from those decks also can't be used, just to make it easy to say "no cards from these decks in sanctioned tournaments".