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1. This land untaps an attacking creature and having it deal no combat damage. (This land was created during "the DARK" ages)
2. Goblin food chains are once a tier 1 deck to beat because of its tremendous speed and aggro style of play but do you know what expansion set did the food chain card came from?
3. It is a 4/4 BG creature that has the ability to make its controller draw a card when it is sacrificed. And yet, also has the ability to make its way back to its owner's hand for only a very low price to pay. Think insect.
4. It is a counterspell and stifle built into this card. It works well in control decks and will sure find its way into the hearts of UG extended players.
5. There are more than twelve playable versions of the birds of paradise printed by Wizards of the Coast?
6. The Banawe Rice Terraces in the Philippines was featured as a card art for a certain mountain card in the game.
7. There aren't a lot of powerful green cards out there on any format. But, I remembered that there was once an extended format green powerhouse card. This card allows you to shuffle 3 cards from your graveyard back to your library with a cantrip. A sorcery from weatherlight this is. What I wanna know from you guys is not the name of the card but who rather illustrated the card art.
8. What was the first magic set that introduced foil cards in its streamline release?
9. We've seen what this amazing creature can do ages ago when it was released. But this creature got broken only after playtestings were made. Imagine a flyer with a body built to block those nasty weenies plus the ability to send a permanent back home with just a single tap and the help of two other comrades. What am I thinking of?
10. Now this is a rare white sorcery card that allows you to destroy all creatures in play but you can play it as an instant if you want to. I cannot seem to remember the artist who illustrated this. Can you guys help me?
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