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This expansion outside of Magic, coupled with the copyright-securing and counterfeit-stymying changes to the card face, turned me off the setbefore that autumns Khans of Tarkir hooked me once again with reprints of the allied fetches and splashy, tricolored clans

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When you have delirium, the Skinner can come down as a 2/2 (or put the counter somewhere for virtual haste) and then grow to 3/3 on your opponents turn