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Both cards were printed in English as Black Star Promos

The Creator's Challenge: Standing Out on the Shelf In a crowded anime/sci-fi market, standard printing can make art look "flat" compared to major competitors

Mudhole has one very specific purpose exile all lands in one players graveyard from the game

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Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel (2003) Though popular with those players already familiar with the ins and outs of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Stairway to the Destined Duel was criticised for being unwelcoming to novices who were not yet au fait with building decks of duelling monsters, traps and spells as well as the fact that it felt more like an expansion pack than a full game