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While Solitude technically costs five (three generic and two white) to cast, it has an Evoke cost wherein the controller can exile a white card from their hand instead

Illustrated by the incredibly talented Oswaldo KATO, whos most well-known for several Hyper Rare Stadium cards such as Path to the Peak and Gapejaw Bog, this card is a beautiful one to look at

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and future mystery things.) He submitted the card for the 2005 Magic Invitational, the one Antoine Ruel won

Emrakul, the Promised End (Showcase) - $20.58 The first of a series of movie poster-like cards in this set, Emrakul, the Promised End (Showcase) is just over $20 and offers a neat horror/sci-fi vibe on a big ol Eldrazi monster that can pinch one of your rivals cards

In Standard, one of the biggest problems with Thran Temporal Gateway is Abrade, which gives a reasonable number of decks a main-deck way to deal with artifacts, and this doesn't even consider that artifact removal is a staple of sideboards thanks to all of the powerful Vehicles running around in the format