Magic: The Gathering

Took Reaper // Took Reaper

Tales of Middle-earth Art Series 4 • common

Set: Tales of Middle-earth Art Series
Collector number: 4
Rarity: Common
Colors: Colorless
Artist: Tatiana Veryayskaya

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