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As far as upcoming products go, Pokmon promises a new Halloween product collection, spanning home dcor, plush, collectibles and more from Pokmon Center, but well have to wait and see exactly what that will entail
Print each half in different colours to mix and match designs
Dark, Earth, or Fire) A level (stars in the top-right showing how powerful the card is) A description (which might include special abilities) Attack (ATK) points (how much damage they deal) Defence (DEF) points (how much damage they can take) YuGiOh has many different sub-categories of Monster cards
Maralen of the Mornsong and Colfenors Plans are two just such cards that I happened upon way back in early 2008, the sets at the time in Standard were: Tenth Edition, Coldsnap, Time Spiral, Planar Chaos, Futuresight, Lorwyn, and Morningtide very cool sets that collectively had a metric butt-load of awesome cards, like Tarmogoyf, Mutavault, and Vendilion Clique
New art usually means a new card, as core sets are no longer mass re-printings like they used to be, and reprints arent bound by a singular planar setting so there are no constraints on using old art