Ursulas Rückkehr: Beide Starter Decks (DE) Premium Kollektion Kartenname Chaoslace Edition Limited Edition Scarlet & Violet - Obsidian Flames | Karmesin & Purpur - Obsidianflammen
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Ursulas Rückkehr: Beide Starter Decks (DE) Premium Kollektion Kartenname Chaoslace Edition Limited Edition Scarlet & Violet Obsidian Flames Karmesin & Purpur Obsidianflammen Kartenname Chaoslace Edition Limited Edition Alpha Release Datum 1993 08 05 Rarity Rare Card Frame Finish Non Foil Card Number 139 Card Type Instant Keywords Card Color Red Color Identity Red Produced Mana Converted Manacost 1 Power Toughness Artist Dameon Willich Editioncode lea Deutscher Kartenname Chaosgewebe Französischer Kartenname Voile de chaos Sprache English Trading Card Game Magic: The Gathering Marke Wizards of the Coast Fuecoco & Smoliv und Sprigatito & Fidough in lustigen Pokémon Illustrationen alle fünf bilden ein einziges Bild der aus dem Grossen Illuminarium entkommen ist Starter Decks enthalten ein vorgefertigtes Deck mit einem festgelegten Kartensatz
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