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Doom Blade
– Magic 2010 common. In the Gatherer comments for Doom Blade, Lestat13 has a challenge for you: “I dare you not to shout it’s name out as a boxing announcer. “
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Terramorphic Expanse
– Magic 2010 common In the Gatherer comments for Terramorphic Expanse, Ace Rimmer has a plan: “Great card especially with the M10 duals. crack this to make sure the dual in your hand comes in untapped, and thins your deck. very nice.”
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Acidic Slime
– Magic 2010 uncommon. In the Gatherer comments for Acidic Slime, SavageBrain89 describes it as “My new best friend: a mindless combination of chemicals and cells, that destroys things.” Well said!
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Deathmark
– Magic 2010 uncommon. In the Gatherer comments for Deathmark, Azr43l has this to say: “I like the art. The dead guy is actually crying up. Or he’s upside down, but I prefer the prior.”
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Survival of the Fittest
– Exodus rare. According to the art description, Survival of the Fittest shows “a large Mogg having beaten a smaller Mogg to the floor in a bloody pulp.” Back in Tempest block, Moggs died a lot. Just ask Mogg Fanatic!
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Ali from Cairo
– Arabian Nights rare. In the early days of Magic, when sets referred to stories that already existed, there was nothing unusual about a card name with a real-world place in its name. There was Ali from Cairo, Bazaar of Baghdad, and Library of Alexandria. It is no coincidence that all three of these appeared in Arabian Nights.
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Chaos Confetti
– Unglued common. Have you ever noticed that the bottom of Chaos Confetti’s text box is full of bits of paper torn by the giant hands in the art?
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Shivan Dragon
– Limited Edition Alpha rare. When Shivan Dragon first appeared in Alpha, there was no context for the word “Shivan”. It wasn’t until Urza’s Saga that “Shiv” appeared appeared on its own, clearly referring to a specific mountain range.
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Silhouette
– Legends common. Silhouette was illustrated by Kaja Foglio, who, at sixty cards illustrated is slightly ahead of her husband Phil Foglio, who’s done only forty-seven. Even if you include the nine Claymore J. Flapdoodle cards, Kaja’s still in the lead!
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Silhouette
– Legends common. Silhouette was illustrated by Kaja Foglio, who, at sixty cards illustrated is slightly ahead of her husband Phil Foglio, who’s done only forty-seven. Even if you include the nine Claymore J. Flapdoodle cards, Kaja’s still in the lead!
