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While he thrives as a Commander, pumping out more and more extra mana and peppering each opponent with damage whenever you play a noncreature spell, he can also slot nicely into any blue-red spell-slinging deck

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A complete Mega Evolution master set contains 320 cards 188 main set and secret rare cards plus 132 reverse holos (one for each Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Double Rare)

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