Ray of Command ( Ice Age/Alliances & Mirage/Visions/Weatherlight ) The quintessential combat trick in all of limited Magic , Ray of Command was a first pick card virtually on the caliber with red X-spells back when they were common
Rapunzel, Letting Down Her Hair joins an eclectic group of previously-revealed Ruby cards, which includes our recently revealed Sergeant Tibbs, Courageous Cat
Codies artist is Daniel Ljunggren, who has illustrated 175 other cards
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Since these decks rely on sweepers to deal with opposing threats, they often limit their own creature count to prevent having to wrath their own board
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