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Blaine's Charmander #61Common $2.80 Charmander #46Common $2.51 Charmander #59Common $3.13 Charmander #20Common $0.17 Charmander #46Common $20.53 Charmander #69Common $1.64 Charmander #50Common $6.02 Charmander #70Common $2.11 Charmander #98Secret Rare $324.96 Charmander #48Common $5.92 Blaine's Dodrio #32Uncommon $2.16 Koga's Golbat #46Uncommon $3.65 Brock's Dugtrio #22Rare $9.61 Lt
Huntmaster of the Fells Flip - i would say that Tovolar's Magehunter Flip is better, at least more in line with the goals of the deck (while huntmaster remains a jund midrange allstar) Xica on None 10 years ago I would stick to my point about Huntmaster of the Fells Flip
Gravekeepers Servant This is what I call DIY milling
For example, lets say I play Samite Healer from Fifth Edition , whose creature type is summon cleric. But my deck has human typal synergies, so I need to explain to my opponent that Samite Healer is now also a human