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Nullpriest of Oblivion

1B · Creature — Vampire Cleric

Kicker {3}{B} Menace, lifelink When Nullpriest of Oblivion enters the battlefield, if it was kicked, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield. 2/1

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