While there are a few cards like this, Gemstone Caverns is the only land that has this trait, and is one of the ways that players can win on the very first turn of the game under admittedly very specific circumstances
No naps for you, ya bums
Lively Dirge is a card that's perfect for decks that want creatures in the graveyard
That should give you better quality prints and save you money on ink
Online I see: Perhaps the most obvious way to tell is if your card is shadowless is if the bottom of the card says "1995, 96, 98, 99 Nintendo Creatures...." If the card has the year "99" at the bottom, then it is shadowless
GameSpot referred to the game as "a faithful and amusing adaptation of the collectible card game" calling the gameplay "addictive", but found it to be overall less satisfying than the original Pokmon role-playing games, stating that its goal of 'collecting all 226 pieces of paper' just doesn't satisfy like 'catching 'em all' can and does." Others, such as IGN called the game "a blast to play" and that it offered mostly the same experience as the tabletop version "without the clutter or cost", yet acknowledged that the video game adaption could not fully replicate the original given the finite amount of cards available
