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Search target players graveyard, hand, and library for any number of cards with that name and exile them
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Reave Soul began as a card that I wasnt happy to have to play, but soon became a card I was excited to cast
Shadowless The second run of the Base Set dropped the first edition logo, but was the same in all other respects
You can cast Failure to bounce a spell and then Comply naming the spell, and your opponent can't cast it on their next turn, but Reflector Mage (an uncommon itself upgraded from common thanks to the "can't cast" clause) comes along with a very blinkable and close to on-curve body, which makes it much, much better than Failure // Comply