Field of the Dead is one of the best MTG lands ever printed, despite having a seemingly unassuming text box
Clicking on the card toggles which image is visible and enables users to flip between the two images
There are four adventuring classesWarrior, Wizards, Rogue, and Clericand you can form a Party by having one creature of each of those classes on the battlefield
Sword of Hearth and Home definitely sounds like the kind of blade that a Hobbit (or, rather, Halfling) would find appealing
Out of print pricing stable estimated Set landscapeWhere this card sits in Dragons Exalted fewermore cards Common 3 11 20 5 39 Uncommon 1 15 13 5 2 36 Rare 3 16 3 2 24 Ultra Rare 3 3 2 4 12 Secret Rare 1 3 4 Holo Rare 1 6 5 1 13 all 4 30 55 21 8 3 7 128 0.5 1 5 15 50 150 150+ Columns = resale price up to $X (log) shade = cards in cell (log) right & bottom = totals white ring = this card VariantsCard variants Holofoil 120/124 $423.51 the only variant this card was printed in (no reverse holo or special pattern), so a master set needs just this one copy
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