Consulate Surveillance: [Category 2] ETB yield is 4 Energy for 4 mana, then you can spend 2 Energy to prevent damage
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Archived from the original on 2019-03-22
Despite many MTG decks simply using the cheapest variants on the market, these decks are usually full of full-art foiled-out goodness that can make any MTG opponent gasp in admiration
