These sets exist to reprint expensive, hard-to-find cards at scale
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It plays cheap countermagic and creature removal to put opponents off balance until a gap opens to land the four-mana Planeswalker
The mix of utility and just really stinkin'-good artwork booster this Secret Lair card all the way to the third-best-selling card of 2025
At the beginning of combat on your turn, you target a Villain you control, usually Doom himself, and it gains menace and connives, meaning you draw a card and discard one
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