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Comments (5)

Piromancer(29.08.2016 21:20)

It feels great to inquisition me and my only card being a Karn Liberated

Ciwwi(16.08.2016 16:06)

Functionally a Thoughtsieze for a fraction of the price and very little loss in utility. Great card.
I would sooner spend money on a playset of these than of those. You're going to try to get the base of your opponent's game, the combo enablers, the early game creatures, the accelerators, not the top of their mana curve.

Sablack(09.01.2016 14:53)

More than 20€ for an uncommon, that's a shame. At this point it's much better to spend 80-90€ for RotE boosters than for a playset of uncommons...

Manuel94(27.08.2015 18:09)

10 euros for an uncommon plz if this doenst see a reeprint in batlle for Zendikar , wizards are making fun of players...

Manuel94(24.07.2015 09:47)

When it got up to 5$ it needed a reprint and now is at 11$ really ? plz wizards if u reeprint this card in a new set it wont break stardard and its not even be viable in constructed

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