Instead, a small expansion symbol (a scimitar) was quickly worked up for placement on the front of the card to distinguish cards that came from Arabian Nights instead
This tea-magic Alice card is one of those cards
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Number Ten A favorite of Cascade-style decks, Ancestral Vision was a great inclusion in this set, even if its heyday had long since passed by
Its also more essential than normal for there to be potent colorless removal since Adamant encourages players to commit more heavily to a single color, thereby reducing their access to the removal of a support color
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