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'{2}: Target creature gains trample until end of turn. If this is the third time this ability has resolved this turn, you may add {R}{R}{R}{R}{R}{R}{R}{R}.
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'When this creature enters, you may search your library for an Elemental card, reveal it, then shuffle and put that card on top.
$61.20
This multipart plastic kit comprises 31 components to build the Blades of the Hollow King, a unit with unique skills for your Soulblight Gravelords armies in games of Warhammer Age...
$52.70
This multipart plastic kit comprises 94 components to build 10 Barrow Guard, elite Deathrattle infantry for your Soulblight Gravelords armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This kit is...
$72.25
This multipart plastic kit comprises 42 components to build three faction terrain pieces to make up a Cursed Sepulchre, a focus for the necromantic energy of your Soulblight Gravelords armies...
$37.05
This kit may come in generic Warhammer packaging This multipart plastic kit contains 8 components to build Ivya Volga, the Outcast, a powerful monster hunter of the Soulblight Gravelords. This kit...
This 27-part plastic kit makes one Belladamma Volga model (including her mount and accompanying wolf) and comes supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base.
$57.38
This multipart plastic kit comprises 67 components to build five Barrow Knights, a Deathrattle cavalry unit for your Soulblight Gravelords armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This kit...
This 29-part plastic kit makes one Radukar the Beast model (with two accompanying Vyrkos Blood-born) and comes supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base.
The kit is comprised of 67 plastic components, with which you can assemble 5 Blood Knights armed with either templar lances or blades, and with a choice of helmeted or...
Hey everyone! Life got pretty busy over the past couple months, in a good way, but because of those things I haven’t had much time to brew and think of...
One funny piece of feedback I received from my Muldrotha list was “so it is a budget casual list” and the weirdest thing about calling a $500 stack of cardboard...