Some of the most expensive MTG promos that players have ever seen arent actually that old
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The kind of deck where Lingering SoulsLingering Souls makes sense even if you werent playing that card in Modern once upon a time
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Saddles are optional to make the likes of Vryn Wingmare, Shepherd of the Clouds, and Moonshaker Cavalry run wild
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