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But yeah, Doctor #4 has a once-per-turn effect that lets you play historic cards (that's to say, legendary cards, artifacts, and sagas) from the top

Some customers also produce themed cubes where every card follows a completely custom visual identity

If player B casts Nexus of Fate on player Cs end step, then player Cs turn ends and player Bs extra turn begins

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Theres definitely some age showing in terms of how it interacts with the current Modern format, but the fundamentals are still good

It's a little more narrow than other white card draw staples like Esper Sentinel or Loran of the Third Path, but also easier on the wallet