Every card is printed on German black core paper, identical in weight, size, and thickness to authentic Magic: The Gathering cards
Basic Pokmon cards are easy to put into play, but the higher up you try to go to evolve your Pokmon, the more support you have to put in your deck to make it easier to do
Zendikar Rising was a bit of a cheater in terms of land counts, as one of the only Limited sets that feature land/spell modal double-faced cards
You can allow replays to get the player to get back to their starting rank, but I suggest that you teach the ranking system, as this one shows that you can lose to a challenger ten times, and then after you beat them once, you are all-of-a-sudden better than them
In order to do this, you need to pay any costs associated with the spell (mana value) and discard a card from your hand