Duelist Nexus Booster Display 1. Auflage (DE) Theros Kartenname Phantom Monster Edition Limited Scarlet & Violet - Obsidian Flames | Karmesin & Purpur - Obsidianflammen
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Duelist Nexus Booster Display 1. Auflage (DE) Theros Kartenname Phantom Monster Edition Limited Scarlet & Violet Obsidian Flames Karmesin & Purpur Obsidianflammen Kartenname Phantom Monster Edition Limited Edition Alpha Release Datum 1993 08 05 Rarity Uncommon Card Frame Finish Non Foil Card Number 69 Card Type Creature — Illusion Keywords Flying Card Color Blue Color Identity Blue Produced Mana Converted Manacost 4 Power 3 Toughness 3 Artist Jesper Myrfors Editioncode lea Deutscher Kartenname Phantommonster Französischer Kartenname Monstre fantomatique Sprache English Trading Card Game Magic: The Gathering Marke Wizards of the Coast Jeder Set Booster enthält 12 Magic Karten TRADING CARD GAME ein 10 Secret Rares (24 dieser Karten sind ebenfalls als Quarter Century Secret Rares erhältlich und 1 besondere Karte ist NUR als Quarter Century Secret Rare erhältlich
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