Liliana of the Veil

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Comments (4)

Faliorn(14.01.2016 13:27)

Bought 4 at 17 eur, sold them at 40 when I quit playing. Still regretting :)

RedDragonMagic(20.05.2015 17:11)

One of the best cards for Tiny Leader! Excellent cost three for this format :D

janverwijmeren(07.05.2015 23:47)

This card is an all time favourite :). One of the few planeswalkers that actually sees play in my favourite format: Modern :)

hugo87(07.05.2015 23:29)

Will liliana reach the 'magical' price of 100 euro? Probably in less than 2 years...

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