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17 May 2024: Card library updated.

Infernal Tribute

BBB · Enchantment

{2}, Sacrifice a nontoken permanent: Draw a card.

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Dawnglade Regent 5GGCreature — Elk When Dawnglade Regent enters the battlefield, you become the monarch. As long as you're the monarch, permanents you control have hexproof. 8/8
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