As explained in a report by The Verge, the cheat or hack -- whatever you want to call it -- was born in a subreddit created for software developers turned Pokmon Go trainers who figured out a way to access raw data from the game, including gym locations, the items you'll get at Pok Stops, and most importantly, the exact locations where Pokmon are appearing
It's moved around during the changes to the frame, but it shouldn't be hard to locate at the bottom of the card as a number out of the total cards in the set
If a creature is damaged, note how much damage it took, in case it suffers more damage later in the turn (you usually won't need counters for this)
Id encourage you to check out the previous articles in the series to get a sense of the types of stories were looking to tell
Event cards, budget competitive pieces, format-defining reactive spells
According to MTGTop8 stats, only four players have placed in an event with the deck this year, Thomas Deers result included