Pokemon is now using regulation markers as basis for rotation. No markers mean they ain't legal at allworth noting that Pokemon.com does mention the set as standard legal. So likely the cards in the actual set will be legal
Pokemon is now using regulation markers as basis for rotation. No markers mean they ain't legal at allworth noting that Pokemon.com does mention the set as standard legal. So likely the cards in the actual set will be legal
Let it go, man. You're really stretching.Yo, you gonna bring back Fairy types for this thing? Dark Sylveon won't be the same without it.
I'm aware. I assume at least some of the cards in the set will have regulation marks. I assume the V cards at the least will be legal. Or else why would they be VsPokemon is now using regulation markers as basis for rotation. No markers mean they ain't legal at all
Um, guys, I’m not so sure this actually proves anything. Regulation markers weren’t even used in JAPAN until 7th generation, and there are cards in the current standard format that don’t have regulation markers in the West, so I wouldn’t jump to the conclusion that these cards aren’t standard playable.No legality marker means that they're not legal for play. Hype gone.