For example, Japanese cards have a specific holographic pattern for cards rated at least Rare, which fake cards fail to copy accurately
Jasmine, the Gym Leader from Johto, is pictured mid-sandwich-munch with her eyes fixed toward the front of the frame
You search up Plains equal to the difference in the number of lands, put one in play tapped, and put the rest into your hand
If you find the one copy of his Shift version, Mushu Your Worst Nightmare lives up to the name
(Also, Sol Ring is a 1-drop, and most ramp really starts on turn two, so I think it's better to think in terms of what we can reliably get, rather than luckily starting with one of 99 cards.) So, let's say I'm building around a 5-drop Commander who really needs to be on the 'field before I can start doing my thing
To tell the rarity of a card, check the rarity symbol at the bottom: black circle (common), diamond (uncommon cards), star (rare cards)