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17 May 2024: Card library updated.

Magus of the Scroll

R · Creature — Human Wizard

{3}, {T}: Choose a card name, then reveal a card at random from your hand. If that card has the chosen name, Magus of the Scroll deals 2 damage to any target. 1/1

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