mtg cards like fleshbag marauder (#841) (foil) each player sacrifices a creature of their choice. Fleshbag Marauder — Rulings, Legalities

This is likely down to the fact that this is a double-faced card, with Neon Ink art on the back, too

Second, the deckbuilding restrictions needed to make this work are real and not really worth it with so many good alternatives about

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We dont often see cards like these printed much outside of decks because they arent mechanically in the right color Propaganda was moved to Whites Ghostly Prison

This list is going to have a bit of everything for everyone: broken planeswalkers, historic (if not particularly useful) singles, frequently-reprinted staples, and more

As such, its not too surprising to see Christian iconography in their artwork, especially in the early days