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Gandalf the White This five-drop 4/5 with flash is fine for on-curve trickery

Getting access to transform your board is key to making the deck work for you, and while neither Unnatural Moonrise nor Moonmist will transform your whole board (given Daybound/Nightbound cards cant transform in any other way), theyre still great tricks to have in your back pocket

The normal version of this card was released in the high-sea sailing set Azurite Sea but this card came in a collection that was released before the set was even announced

But the top actual exile effect in Blue is going to have to be Reality Shift

You could use MTGNexus, which lets you make full sets instead of individual cards, and you can even publish the set to let others view it and give you feedback

I wish there were a way to flip it so the price displayed is the 7th edition foil price and not just whichever version is cheapest on TCG Player but thats something that would need to be coded and our coder is hard at work on way more important stuff than that