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Comments (2)

Butanero(2015-05-27 11:29)

Sometimes I still use it instead of the Sol Lands. Balanced cardcard producing COLOURED mana, instead of colourless

hugo87(2015-05-12 11:24)

The little brother of the black lotus is still a powerful card in any storm deck.

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