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Let's say I have a combined creature and have to sacrifice a creature
Cards from this era were heavily played in competitive tournaments and lacked modern protective sleeve standards among younger fans at the time
That's because Grim Hireling doesn't just make tons of treasure, he's also a powerful MTG sacrifice outlet for the token type
Most of the set is made up of great reprints from the past few sets, with tons of great cards making their way back into players' hands with all-new artwork and sometimes with brand-new rarities
Shamanic Revelation is our one that counts differently, because it counts number of Creatures, but we should be able to get several cards out of that one too