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Nidoqueen : Nidoqueens powerful presence and the first appearance of the Nidoran family in the TCG make it a prized card

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If the spell you cast has in its mana cost, you must choose 0 as the value of X

Draw One of the interesting things about Rhys the Redeemed is that our commander has an ability so intrinsic to our strategy that on many turns we'll prefer to pay mana and tap him than pay mana and cast a spell

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