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This aristocrats deck makes a spectacle of your victory and forces your audience to watch you chip away at their life total with a plethora of cards that deal damage to them whenever your creatures die
In most games, buying a card pack would treat you to a lavish animation where you see the foil packet tear open, the cards spill out one by one as you see what treasures you've just unlocked
Cards (white backs): The resource system used to play other cards and power up attacks
It's also one of the very few cards in the game that is outright banned in every sanctioned format, meaning that non-sanctioned games are the only place where it's possible to encounter this card
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