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If you find a copy of this card, don't hesitate to get it, as you might not see another in person
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With enough interest, I really feel the higher-ups will do what they can to cater to the competitive players, and well have even more reason to play in this amazing game
This allows you to bypass the casting costs of high-impact permanents like Portal to Phyrexia or Blightsteel Colossus
