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Mystery Booster

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Masters 25

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Amonkhet Invocations

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Duel Decks: Anthology

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From the Vault: Twenty

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Duel Decks: Phyrexia vs. The Coalition

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Planechase

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Duel Decks: Divine vs. Demonic

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Kälteeinbruch-Themendecks

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Deckmasters

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Beatdown

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Battle Royale

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Merkadische Masken

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Judge Rewards Promos

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Urzas Saga

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Sturmwind

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Fünfte Edition

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Trugbilder

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Einführungsset für zwei Spieler

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Eiszeit

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Vierte Edition: Alternate

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Vierte Edition: Schwarzrandig

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Vierte Edition

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Europäisch Unlimitiert

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Revised

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Unlimitiert

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Beta

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Alpha

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Promos

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WM-Deck 2001: Tom van de Logt

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WM-Deck 1999: Jakub Šlemr

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Pro Tour 1996: Leon Lindback

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Pro Tour 1996: George Baxter

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International Edition

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Comments (5)

ThunderOfHate(29.03.2017 19:43)

Natürlich kann man sich über das Design der Invocations-Karten streiten. Ich finde allerdings, dass sie zum größten Teil wirklich schön geworden sind. Ein paar Playsets sind da Pflicht. :D

Altered-by-Hotte(23.05.2015 01:27)

Der Mana-Macher schlechthin, 3 für 1 in jedem Schwarzen Deck ein "Muss"

Phyresc(20.05.2015 22:36)

Lange Zeit ein allstar für Decks die von der Manabeschleunigung profitierten. Leider ist die Chance das das Ritual jemals wieder legal in Standard wird, gleich Null.

Phyresc(19.05.2015 11:40)

Lange Zeit ein allstar für Decks die von der Manabeschleunigung profitierten. Leider ist die Chance das das Ritual jemals wieder legal in Standard wird, gleich Null.

avatar1(09.05.2015 16:41)

Auf jeden Fall sollte man diese Karte 4 mal im Deck haben, wenn man Schwarz spielt! Wobei sie auch ein guter Mana-Helfer in Decks ist, wenn man Schwarz mit einer anderen Farbe spielt. Sie ist billig in den Manakosten und spielt somit schnell mal in der 1 Runde eine Phyrexian Arena zum schneller Karten ziehen oder in der 3 Runde beispielsweise ein Sengir Vampire, der den Gegner mit 4/4 Flying ordentlich Schaden macht und dieser meist noch nichts liegen hat.

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