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Weve received some additional comments on todays cards from Magic: The Gatherings very own Principle Narrative Game Designer: Dillon Deveney

Create dedicated sections for each special card type: Store in dedicated dividers or premium binders Keep separate from non-foils to prevent damage Organize by set or color within foil section Alternate Art & Promos: Group by set or arrange by artist preference Use clear tab dividers for quick visual access Label clearly with set name or artist for easy identification Reserved List Cards: Organize chronologically or by color for systematic access Double-sleeve for maximum protection Maintain detailed inventory with condition notes Special Frames: Group showcase frames together for visual impact Store extended art cards in a dedicated display section Keep borderless variants separate for easy browsing Storage Solutions and Protection for Magic Cards The foundation of any well-organized magic collection starts with proper storage solutions and protection

Like many of these expensive Angels, this one was usually being Reanimated rather than cast, but it did sometimes show up as the finisher in a control deck

Speaking of our curve topper, its obviously Avacyn, Angel of Hope

Blood Moon The first printing of Blood Moon keeps a surprisingly high price tag, although we already have a lot of reprints of this fantastic card