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#5 Reality Acid Reality Acid is a rather simple card, and one whos competitive viability has certainly died down a bit given the rise in power creep in MTG
I imagine it has a home in 99 of GBx decks rather than the command zone
This card is good for catching your opponent by surprise
First you pay the spell cost, and after that if you still want the card around, you'll need to pay the echo cost or else it's sacrificed
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