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If this card is sent to the Graveyard: You can target 1 "Frightfur" Fusion Monster in your Graveyard

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There is only a very tiny interest in it from the modern and commander crowd, which doesn't guarantee anything particularly exciting for its future price

From all of the Magic releases in the past year, it stands alone as the dark horse, the set that fell down and stayed down