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Checkout Navigation Collector Legion Back to The List Near Mint, English, 3 in stock Sell This Product Details Color: Green Rarity: C Card Type: Land Planeswalker - Wrenn Artist: Marianne Martin Name: Wrenn and One Finish: Regular Card Number: 999-WAO Set Name: Mystery Booster 2 Related Products Paradox Haze - Foil The List Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Knight of Dawn The List Light Play, English 1 In Stock Light Play, English 1 In Stock Light Play, English 1 In Stock Arrogant Wurm - The List The List Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Misdirection The List Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Militia Bugler - The List The List Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Near Mint, English 3 In Stock Deeproot Champion - The List The List Near Mint, English 4 In Stock Near Mint, English 4 In Stock Near Mint, English 4 In Stock Swarm of Locus (No PW Symbol) The List Near Mint, English 1 In Stock Near Mint, English 1 In Stock Near Mint, English 1 In Stock Sarah's Wings (No PW Symbol) The List Near Mint, English 2 In Stock Near Mint, English 2 In Stock Near Mint, English 2 In Stock
The first card herein debuted in those 40k Commander decks and adds a fun twist to the standard Shapeshifter ability of copying a creature: turning the copied creature into a Ravenous Chupacabra that can only target a creature with the same name as the one you copied, leaving only the copy as the real one
But the coolest DSK Collector Booster exclusives are probably the Japan Showcase, which is something that WotC launched with Duskmourn and described it as card art from Japanese artists and illustrators, a tribute to globally beloved and renowned art styles commonly found in Japanese hobby stores. They can come in traditional foil, or the very rare fracture foil (which also debuted in Duskmourn )
An interesting thing about this card is it doesn't seem to have all that much to do with the deck's commander, Y'shtola
