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15 Jafar: Striking Illusionist 208/204, Amethyst Fans of elusive cards should love Jafar: Striking Illusionist, which is a high-level example of how much they can annoy an opponent
Differences from Set Boosters +2 Playable cards No connected commons or uncommons -1 Non-foil wildcard -1 Nonplayable object (The token and art cards were different slots in the Set Booster.) Only a 1-in-3 opportunity of an art card (Set Boosters always had an art card.) Differences from Draft Boosters (Based on the default without a traditional foil card