There are many ways a Pokemon card collector can be the victim of a scam, some of which include: Pre-order/deposit scamming: Scammers collect deposits from buyers and claim to help them order products that will arrive at a later date Counterfeiting: Scammers procure fake cards and attempt to pass them off as authentic, to sell them to buyers Re-sealing booster packs: Scammers open sealed Pokemon card booster packs, remove the most valuable cards and replace them with cards of little to no value When it comes to doing their due diligence in verifying online sellers, people are lazy
In addition to Kobold Overlord (which I included after the break), we've got Kobold Drill Sergeant and Kobold Taskmaster , all of which buff the kobolds with frankly rather minimal stats and effects for the card investment that they're asking
Or perhaps that common sets up an excellent combo for your deck
Umbra Stalker looks at your graveyard instead of in play, and it counts everything, not just creatures
This build is hard to beat
This caused some waves in Historic when it first came out mainly because it was brought out around the same time as Davriel's Withering