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Aang and Katara Aang and La, Ocean's Fury Aang, A Lot to Learn Aang, Air Nomad Aang, Airbending Master Aang, Destined Savior Aang, Master of Elements Aang, Swift Savior Aang, at the Crossroads Aang, the Last Airbender Absolute Virtue Abstruse Archaic Aeon Chronicler All-Seeing Arbiter Animus of Predation Arahbo, Roar of the World Arahbo, the First Fang Argyr, Tidal Spinner Autumn Willow Avatar Aang Avatar Kuruk Avatar Kyoshi Avatar Kyoshi, Earthbender Avatar Roku Avatar Roku, Firebender Avatar Yangchen Avatar of Discord Avatar of Fury Avatar of Growth Avatar of Hope Avatar of Me Avatar of Might Avatar of Slaughter Avatar of Will Avatar of Woe Avatar of the Resolute Body of Knowledge Burning Sun's Avatar Child of Alara Cloud of Darkness Daughter of Autumn Death's Shadow Deity of Scars Demigod of Revenge Deus of Calamity Diluvian Primordial Divinity of Pride Dominus of Fealty Doubtless One East Wind Avatar Ebon Praetor Essence of the Wild Ethereal Champion Evra, Halcyon Witness Excruciator Fell Shepherd Gaea's Liege Gandalf of the Secret Fire Gandalf the Grey Gandalf the White Gandalf, Friend of the Shire Gandalf, Westward Voyager Gandalf, White Rider Ghastlord of Fugue Gishath, Sun's Avatar Godhead of Awe Hades, Sorcerer of Eld Hallowed Spiritkeeper Hand of Justice Heedless One Herald of Leshrac Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis
Dragons of Tarkirs Dragonlords As the name implies, Dragons of Tarkir was all about dragons, and the five factions were each commanded by one of these dragonlords
The Scarab God There is something palpably valuable in a card that has a strong stick-to-it ability
PRB-01 reprinted several tournament-relevant cards with fresh artwork: Sanji Leader (PRB01-001) grants Rush to cost-8-or-less characters a unique aggressive strategy for blue/purple builds Green Doflamingo (10-cost) remains a meta-relevant finisher Charlotte Katakuri continues to see play as a removal tool Gum-Gum Red Roc is still one of the most efficient removal events in the game Buying singles is almost always more cost-effective for competitive decks
