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Comments (4)

loushenwudi0512(2016-02-17 11:20)

Price for cavern is too high for a rare.. it's hard to understand why a pretty new rare, i didn't see a huge demand or little supply. i feel WotC will reprint cavern to adjust the price in eternal master.

Morfi(2015-12-03 23:23)

price for this rare is sick just as other not reprinted rares of the same kind (snapcaster, clique - reprinted but as mythic).

hugo87(2015-05-15 02:45)

When you keep those hands full of counterspells and you opponent starts with this... so frustrating.

ElBastardo(2015-05-07 23:27)

This card is not only good in tribal decks but also a good sideboard solution to protect your combo strategy if you do not have access to blue.

Quite the price tag though.

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