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A must for dealing with problematic card types like artifacts and enchantments, it is perfect for taking your opponents best cards before they play them

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New cards/cards with new art from the Treasures set: Dutiful Replicator Rapacious Dragon In a far wackier move, the Treasures set has some lower costed fare

With a ward effect of sacrificing a creature, Vein Ripper was so good in formats like Pioneer and Explorer, that it caused Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord to get banned since the planeswalker could cheat out the Vampire as early as turn three

Doing this also grants 1 Lore token for each item card moved this way, meaning with some proper planning, Belle can get the player a ton of Lore points