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Sort Card Type Veluza #45Uncommon $0.06 Veluza #27Uncommon $0.06 Veluza #23Rare $0.23 Veluza - 026/066 #26Common $0.12 Veluza - 048/190 #48None $0.13 Veluza - 054/182 #54Uncommon $0.05 Veluza - 056/193 #56Rare $0.06 Veluza - 070/066 #70Art Rare $3.44 Veluza - 125/091 #125Shiny Rare $2.60 Veluza - 192/182 #192Illustration Rare $12.48 Veluza - 230/190 #230Shiny Rare $0.80 Veluza ex #43Double Rare $0.62 Veluza - 192/182 #192Illustration Rare $12.48 Veluza - 070/066 #70Art Rare $3.44 Veluza - 125/091 #125Shiny Rare $2.60 Veluza - 230/190 #230Shiny Rare $0.80 Veluza ex #43Double Rare $0.62 Veluza #23Rare $0.23 Veluza - 048/190 #48None $0.13 Veluza - 026/066 #26Common $0.12 Veluza - 056/193 #56Rare $0.06 Veluza #45Uncommon $0.06

In play this is a very interesting card as it allows all players to renew their hands completely even snatching up cards theyve already played

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"Lord of D." must be on the field to activate and to resolve this effect

Snapcaster Mage has been a roleplayer in Modern ever since it was first printed, and has been a crucial card in some of the most recognizable Modern decks throughout history, whether it be the RUG Vial deck Shota Yasooka took to the World Championships in 2012, or the Jeskai Control deck Shaun McLaren took down Pro Tour Born of the Gods with in 2014

It doesn't copy any information about the object the card may have been at any point before it was exiled