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March of the Multitudes March of the Multitudes is incredibly similar to Sphinxs Revelation in more ways than just casting cost, something I didnt realize until talking with Ross Merriam about it on our way home from #SCGBALT a couple weekends ago

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Its latest set, Chapter 4: Ursula's Return, was officially announced in February 2024, with the publisher already revealing a couple dozen cards from the upcoming expansion

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