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So you wont be finding any of them hanging out in your packs like we did with Dracula and his ilk in Crimson Vow

It doesn't take many commander games for you to find the likes of Phyrexian Tower, Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth, and Three Tree City

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Murkfiend Liege was first released in the set Eventide, illustrated by Carl Critchlow