by Happy Toad » May 29th, '05, 19:26
If your going to use gaffed cards ( and why not ) then use cards that look innocent. The last thing you want is gaffed cards that draw attention to themselves. Only exception is where a deck switch is used after using a reg version of the gaffed one and making sure the effects you do result in the spec thoroughly examining them.
"Hodge scored for Forest after 22 seconds - totally against the run of
play" (Peter Lorenzo)