Koma, World-Eater The old Koma card was a strong ramp/reanimation spell, and Koma, World-Eater is very interesting as well
The obvious downside is that the permanent that you get a copy of is randomized
Creature = A creature, duh
These last two are new information as previously the decks were advertised as coming with a rulebook

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