Breena, the Demagogue (EN) - Extended Art Zustand:Played Kartenname Aura Shards Edition The Scarlet & Violet - Obsidian Flames | Karmesin & Purpur - Obsidianflammen
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Breena, the Demagogue (EN) Extended Art Zustand:Played Kartenname Aura Shards Edition The Scarlet & Violet Obsidian Flames Karmesin & Purpur Obsidianflammen Kartenname Aura Shards Edition The List Release Datum 2019 11 07 Rarity Uncommon Card Frame Finish Non Foil Card Number cmd 182 Card Type Enchantment Keywords Card Color Green Kartenname Bad Moon Edition Limited Edition Beta Release Datum 1993 10 04 Rarity Rare Card Frame Finish Non Foil Card Number 94 Card Type Enchantment Keywords Card Color Black Color Identity Black Produced Mana Converted Manacost 2 Power Toughness Artist Jesper Myrfors Editioncode leb Deutscher Kartenname Mondschatten Französischer Kartenname Lune blafarde Sprache English Trading Card Game Magic: The Gathering Marke Wizards of the Coast Kartenname Breena Mehr Informationen zu Breena
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