The Lords of Atlanta's Heat Index — September 2026

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The Heat Index is a monthly ranking of spicy old school cards, powered by the Lords of Atlanta's proprietary play-state algorithms, a rigorously engineered, data-driven, peer-reviewed system that is definitely not just two guys naming old school Magic cards. These are cards that have seen recent play, cards that consistently show up in spicy decks, or cards that should be considered for more play.

This Mo.	Last Mo.	2 Mo. Ago	Mos	Card Edition	Peak
1	94	N/A	4	Rabid Wombat ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse In a huge surprise, Rabid Wombat leaps from #94 all the way to #1. A 0/1 body on its own, it gets +2/+2 for every Aura attached to it and keeps vigilance no matter how big it gets — stack a couple of auras on it and it becomes a genuine threat that can still hold back on defense.	1
2	16	35	16	Knowledge Vault ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Climbing from #16 to #2, Knowledge Vault lets you quietly stash cards off the top of your library for later, then cash them all in at once by discarding your hand and drawing everything you've saved up. It rewards patience: the longer you let it sit, the bigger the card-advantage swing when you finally pull the trigger. There's a rumor it can do even more.	1
3	61	N/A	3	Instill Energy ▲ ABUDeep DiveCollapse Up from #61 to #3, Instill Energy is a cheap enchantment that untaps its creature every upkeep and lets it attack the turn it comes down. On an attacker that's already doing work, it effectively doubles your combat math; on a mana creature or a tapper, it doubles your utility instead. There are powerful creatures out there whose effects can be doubled, or even tripled.	3
4	51	23	11	Juxtapose ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Rising from #51 to #4, Juxtapose forces an exchange of your biggest creature and artifact for your opponent's biggest of each — which is either a huge blowout or a total non-event depending on what's actually on the battlefield. Best held until an opponent has already overcommitted their best threat, so you're the one walking away with the better end of the trade.	4
5	N/A	N/A	1	Lifeblood ● LegendsDeep DiveCollapse New to the index at #5, Lifeblood turns every Mountain your opponent taps into a single point of life for you. It's slow and does nothing on its own turn, but against a red-heavy table leaning on Mountains for burn and aggression, the life just keeps trickling in and can outpace their clock over a long game.	5
6	21	N/A	2	Killer Bees ▲ Legends	6
7	19	N/A	7	Skull of Orm ▲ The Dark	7
8	59	N/A	2	Word of Command ▲ ABU	8
9	82	N/A	3	Eye for an Eye ▲ Arabian Nights	9
10	45	6	4	Farrel's Mantle ▲ Fallen Empires	6
11	84	28	4	Lesser Werewolf ▲ Legends	11
12	66	N/A	6	Colossus of Sardia ▲ Antiquities	12
13	40	N/A	2	Fallen Angel ▲ Legends	13
14	42	10	3	Triassic Egg ▲ Legends	10
15	72	N/A	4	Inferno ▲ The Dark	15
16	67	N/A	5	Nova Pentacle ▲ Legends	16
17	95	43	9	Ashnod's Altar ▲ Antiquities	14
18	25	50	16	Living Plane ▲ Legends	1
19	78	3	3	Voodoo Doll ▲ Legends	3
20	100	N/A	2	Candelabra of Tawnos ▲ Antiquities	20
21	15	N/A	3	Eater of the Dead ▼ The Dark	15
22	22	N/A	7	Aisling Leprechaun – Legends	22
23	38	N/A	2	Xenic Poltergeist ▲ Antiquities	23
24	7	N/A	7	Diamond Valley ▼ Arabian Nights	7
25	58	2	11	Primordial Ooze ▲ Legends	2
26	17	27	13	Enchantment Alteration ▼ Legends	1
27	85	N/A	4	Aerathi Berserker ▲ Legends	27
28	37	N/A	5	Power Surge ▲ The Dark	28
29	83	N/A	3	Artifact Possession ▲ Antiquities	29
30	62	N/A	7	Land's Edge ▲ The Dark	30
31	81	N/A	4	Titania's Song ▲ Antiquities	31
32	10	13	17	Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore ▼ Legends	6
33	11	N/A	2	Sorrow's Path ▼ The Dark	11
34	55	N/A	6	Drop of Honey ▲ Arabian Nights	34
35	70	N/A	5	Amnesia ▲ The Dark	35
36	57	49	15	Gauntlets of Chaos ▲ Legends	2
37	27	N/A	6	Banshee ▼ The Dark	27
38	31	24	4	Powerleech ▼ Antiquities	1
39	47	14	19	Personal Incarnation ▲ ABU	7
40	5	N/A	7	Elephant Graveyard ▼ Arabian Nights	2
41	2	36	3	Reset ▼ Legends	2
42	8	N/A	2	Bone Flute ▼ The Dark	8
43	43	N/A	3	Gaea's Liege – ABU	43
44	92	N/A	2	Khabal Ghoul ▲ Arabian Nights	44
45	89	N/A	5	Planar Gate ▲ Legends	45
46	53	N/A	6	Martyr's Cry ▲ The Dark	46
47	29	47	5	City of Shadows ▼ The Dark	21
48	71	N/A	6	Tracker ▲ The Dark	48
49	46	9	12	Bottle of Suleiman ▼ Arabian Nights	9
50	75	48	25	Illusionary Mask ▲ ABU	2

This Mo.	Last Mo.	2 Mo. Ago	Mos	Card Edition	Peak
1	29	18	3	Reincarnation ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Jumping from #29 to #1, Reincarnation sets up a nasty bit of insurance: target a creature, and if it dies this turn, its owner gets to bring back any creature card from their graveyard instead. Used offensively it's removal with a mean little rider; used on your own guy, it's a way to trade up when you know a fight is coming. Either way, it rewards players who are already thinking a full turn ahead of the board.	1
2	36	N/A	2	Reset ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Climbing from #36 to #2, Reset is the kind of card that rewards patience: for two blue mana, cast it during your opponent's turn after their upkeep and untap all your lands. That means you can hold up your full mana on their turn to threaten a trick or a counterspell, and still walk into your own turn with every land ready to go. It's a way to play as if you had double the mana available, which is exactly the sort of quiet efficiency this format keeps rediscovering. Some decks like this one a little too much, allegedly.	2
3	32	32	5	Fungal Bloom ▲ Fallen EmpiresDeep DiveCollapse Settling in at #3 after sitting at #32 the past two months, Fungal Bloom lets you pump spore counters onto any Fungus you control for two green mana. It's a build-around piece more than a standalone threat — pair it with Thallids or other spore-synergy creatures and it turns into a genuine engine, but on its own it's just a very patient enchantment waiting for its moment. Some players swear this does more than it looks like it does.	1
4	40	40	3	Disharmony ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Rocketing from #40 to #4, Disharmony is a combat trick with teeth: cast it before blockers are declared, and you rip an attacking creature away from your opponent entirely, untapped and under your control until end of turn. The catch is that "until end of turn" part — you have to give it back, so the real skill is picking a target that won't survive to be returned, not just grabbing the biggest thing swinging at you. Trade it into a blocker, point it at your opponent's face, or better yet, feed it to a sacrifice outlet before the turn ends and suddenly "borrow" becomes "keep." Some players swear this trick does more than it looks like it does.	4
5	N/A	46	6	Elephant Graveyard ● Arabian NightsDeep DiveCollapse Rounding out the top 5 is a bit of a sleeper: a colorless-mana land that doubles as insurance for your pachyderms, letting you regenerate a target Elephant on demand. It cracked the top 5 this month after showing up back in June, proving that sometimes a build just needs the right elephant to justify running it. It's not going to headline any decklist, but as a free inclusion in an Elephant-heavy shell, the upside costs you nothing.	2
6	34	14	14	Sword of the Ages ▲ Legends	2
7	N/A	N/A	6	Diamond Valley ● Arabian Nights	7
8	N/A	N/A	1	Bone Flute ● The Dark	8
9	17	11	9	Takklemaggot ▲ Legends	5
10	13	6	16	Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore ▲ Legends	6
11	N/A	N/A	1	Sorrow's Path ● The Dark	11
12	N/A	N/A	3	Nightmare ● ABU	12
13	N/A	N/A	2	Adun Oakenshield ● Legends	13
14	N/A	N/A	2	Rukh Egg ● Arabian Nights	14
15	N/A	N/A	2	Eater of the Dead ● The Dark	15
16	35	35	15	Knowledge Vault ▲ Legends	1
17	27	22	12	Enchantment Alteration ▲ Legends	1
18	19	43	5	Energy Tap ▲ Legends	3
19	N/A	N/A	6	Skull of Orm ● The Dark	19
20	5	3	7	Stone Calendar ▼ The Dark	2
21	N/A	N/A	1	Killer Bees ● Legends	21
22	N/A	N/A	6	Aisling Leprechaun ● Legends	22
23	16	12	7	Land Equilibrium ▼ Legends	1
24	37	17	9	Hell's Caretaker ▲ Legends	15
25	50	45	15	Living Plane ▲ Legends	1
26	N/A	N/A	6	Jacques le Vert ● Legends	26
27	N/A	33	5	Banshee ● The Dark	27
28	4	25	4	Forethought Amulet ▼ Legends	4
29	47	23	4	City of Shadows ▲ The Dark	21
30	N/A	N/A	1	Ley Druid ● ABU	30
31	24	49	3	Powerleech ▼ Antiquities	1
32	45	30	5	Raging River ▲ ABU	30
33	22	26	8	Ifh-Biff Efreet ▼ Arabian Nights	22
34	46	50	5	Martyrs of Korlis ▲ Antiquities	34
35	N/A	N/A	5	Stone Giant ● ABU	35
36	1	N/A	2	False Orders ▼ ABU	1
37	N/A	N/A	4	Power Surge ● The Dark	37
38	N/A	N/A	1	Xenic Poltergeist ● Antiquities	38
39	41	31	3	Manabarbs ▲ ABU	31
40	N/A	N/A	1	Fallen Angel ● Legends	40
41	N/A	N/A	1	Cyclopean Tomb ● ABU	41
42	10	N/A	2	Triassic Egg ▼ Legends	10
43	N/A	29	2	Gaea's Liege ● ABU	43
44	44	48	4	Master of the Hunt – Legends	44
45	6	16	3	Farrel's Mantle ▼ Fallen Empires	6
46	9	15	11	Bottle of Suleiman ▼ Arabian Nights	9
47	14	7	18	Personal Incarnation ▼ ABU	7
48	15	5	20	Ali From Cairo ▼ Arabian Nights	2
49	26	38	3	Yawgmoth Demon ▼ Antiquities	26
50	39	N/A	2	Orgg ▼ Fallen Empires	39

This Mo.	Last Mo.	2 Mo. Ago	Mos	Card Edition	Peak
1	N/A	N/A	1	False Orders ● ABUDeep DiveCollapse Debuting at #1, False Orders is a pure combat trick: played only during the declare blockers step, it rips a blocking creature out of combat entirely, and any attacker it was blocking alone becomes unblocked. Better yet, you can redirect that same blocker onto a different attacker of your choosing, turning one bad block into a much better one. It's a cheap, surgical way to blow out an opponent who committed to the wrong block.	1
2	44	17	9	Primordial Ooze ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Climbing from #44 to #2, Primordial Ooze is a one-drop that grows a counter every upkeep and forces a decision: pay the mana equal to its counters, or take that much damage yourself. Left unanswered, it turns into a serious clock on both players at once, since eventually neither side wants to keep paying. It rewards decks that can close the game before the math turns against them.	2
3	N/A	N/A	1	Voodoo Doll ● LegendsDeep DiveCollapse New to the index at #3, Voodoo Doll is a slow-burn artifact that stockpiles pin counters every upkeep, then lets you unleash all of that stored damage at any target for a steep but flexible activation cost. It's a ticking clock in both directions — wait too long and it detonates on you for free, tap it down at the right moment and it's a repeatable Lightning Bolt to the face.	3
4	25	11	3	Forethought Amulet ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Jumping from #25 to #4, Forethought Amulet asks for a steady stream of mana to stick around, but the payoff is a hard cap on burn: any instant or sorcery that would deal 3 or more damage to you gets knocked down to 2. Against a red-heavy table that leans on direct damage, this quietly turns their best removal and reach spells into a non-issue.	4
5	3	12	6	Stone Calendar ▼ The DarkDeep DiveCollapse Sliding from #3 to #5, Stone Calendar is unglamorous but efficient: every spell you cast costs up to 1 less, no restrictions on card type. It won't win the game on its own, but stacked into a deck full of cheap spells, that discount adds up fast and lets you consistently do just a little more than your mana would otherwise allow.	2
6	16	N/A	2	Farrel's Mantle ▲ Fallen Empires	6
7	1	27	15	Kormus Bell ▼ ABU	1
8	2	N/A	4	Indestructible Aura ▼ Legends	2
9	15	14	10	Bottle of Suleiman ▲ Arabian Nights	9
10	N/A	N/A	1	Triassic Egg ● Legends	10
11	4	38	3	Ichneumon Druid ▼ Legends	4
12	37	N/A	2	Hazezon Tamar ▲ Legends	12
13	6	25	15	Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore ▼ Legends	6
14	7	26	17	Personal Incarnation ▼ ABU	7
15	5	2	19	Ali From Cairo ▼ Arabian Nights	2
16	12	1	6	Land Equilibrium ▼ Legends	1
17	11	5	8	Takklemaggot ▼ Legends	5
18	9	9	10	Righteousness ▼ ABU	9
19	43	49	4	Energy Tap ▲ Legends	3
20	10	N/A	2	Season of the Witch ▼ The Dark	10
21	19	8	6	Arena ▼ Promos	8
22	26	44	7	Ifh-Biff Efreet ▲ Arabian Nights	22
23	21	39	9	Juxtapose ▼ Legends	22
24	49	37	2	Powerleech ▲ Antiquities	1
25	13	10	9	Argivian Archeologist ▼ Antiquities	10
26	38	N/A	2	Yawgmoth Demon ▲ Antiquities	26
27	22	19	11	Enchantment Alteration ▼ Legends	1
28	28	N/A	2	Lesser Werewolf – Legends	28
29	18	N/A	2	Reincarnation ▼ Legends	18
30	N/A	N/A	1	Breeding Pit ● Fallen Empires	30
31	N/A	N/A	1	Petra Sphinx ● Legends	31
32	32	N/A	4	Fungal Bloom – Fallen Empires	32
33	20	4	4	Dwarven Catapult ▼ Fallen Empires	4
34	14	3	13	Sword of the Ages ▼ Legends	2
35	35	7	14	Knowledge Vault – Legends	1
36	N/A	N/A	1	Reset ● Antiquities	36
37	17	15	8	Hell's Caretaker ▼ Legends	15
38	8	6	8	Worms of the Earth ▼ The Dark	6
39	N/A	N/A	1	Orgg ● Legends	39
40	40	N/A	2	Disharmony – Legends	40
41	31	N/A	2	Manabarbs ▼ ABU	31
42	41	28	4	Pyramids ▼ Arabian Nights	28
43	39	32	7	Ashnod's Altar ▼ Antiquities	14
44	48	48	3	Master of the Hunt ▲ Legends	44
45	30	35	4	Raging River ▼ ABU	30
46	50	N/A	4	Martyrs of Korlis ▲ Antiquities	37
47	23	21	3	City of Shadows ▼ The Dark	21
48	47	29	23	Illusionary Mask ▼ ABU	2
49	36	16	13	Gauntlets of Chaos ▼ Legends	2
50	45	34	14	Living Plane ▼ Legends	1

This Mo.	Last Mo.	2 Mo. Ago	Mos	Card Edition	Peak
1	7	15	4	Land Equilibrium ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Holding steady at #1, Land Equilibrium is a quiet tax on greedy mana bases: if an opponent controls at least as many lands as you and tries to play another, they have to sacrifice one of their own instead. It doesn't do anything flashy, but against decks trying to ramp past you, it turns every extra land drop they take into a wash.	1
2	5	6	17	Ali From Cairo ▲ Arabian NightsDeep DiveCollapse At #2, Ali From Cairo keeps you at 1 life instead of letting damage kill you outright — a small piece of insurance that buys you an extra turn against decks that expect to close the game in one big swing. It's easy to forget it isn't legendary, so a board with two or more copies can make you nearly impossible to burn out.	2
3	2	2	11	Sword of the Ages ▼ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse At #3, Sword of the Ages is a one-shot Fireball built into an artifact: sacrifice it along with any number of your own creatures, and it deals damage equal to their combined power to any target. It's a great way to turn a board of creatures that are about to die anyway into one enormous finishing blow.	2
4	13	45	2	Dwarven Catapult ▲ Fallen EmpiresDeep DiveCollapse Sitting at #4, Dwarven Catapult splits X damage evenly across every creature an opponent controls. It's tailor-made for punishing go-wide strategies — against a handful of small creatures it can wipe the whole board for a fraction of what dedicated removal would cost.	4
5	6	12	5	Takklemaggot ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Rounding out the top 5 at #5, Takklemaggot is an aura that slowly kills whatever it's attached to, and when that creature finally dies, it can jump straight onto another one instead of just falling off. Stick it early and it becomes a recurring problem an opponent can't easily get rid of without giving up a creature outright.	5
6	16	16	6	Worms of the Earth ▲ The Dark	6
7	3	1	12	Knowledge Vault ▼ Legends	1
8	14	37	4	Arena ▲ Promos	8
9	16	19	9	Righteousness ▲ ABU	9
10	22	14	7	Argivian Archeologist ▲ Antiquities	10
11	N/A	N/A	1	Forethought Amulet ● Legends	11
12	9	9	4	Stone Calendar ▼ The Dark	9
13	30	N/A	2	Smoke ▲ ABU	13
14	50	43	8	Bottle of Suleiman ▲ Arabian Nights	14
15	26	29	6	Hell's Caretaker ▲ Legends	15
16	2	7	11	Gauntlets of Chaos ▼ Legends	2
17	17	30	7	Primordial Ooze – Legends	17
18	19	22	8	Cyclopean Tomb ▲ ABU	18
19	1	5	9	Enchantment Alteration ▼ Legends	1
20	7	13	16	Gaea's Liege ▼ ABU	7
21	N/A	N/A	1	City of Shadows ● The Dark	21
22	10	11	5	Martyr's Cry ▼ The Dark	10
23	11	N/A	2	Nova Pentacle ▼ Legends	11
24	33	21	8	Cleansing ▲ The Dark	21
25	25	20	13	Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore – Legends	25
26	18	24	15	Personal Incarnation ▼ ABU	18
27	15	17	13	Kormus Bell ▼ ABU	15
28	49	N/A	2	Pyramids ▲ Arabian Nights	28
29	4	8	21	Illusionary Mask ▼ ABU	2
30	29	32	19	Word of Command ▼ ABU	11
31	20	28	21	Skull of Orm ▼ The Dark	20
32	N/A	14	5	Ashnod's Alter ● Antiquities	14
33	48	N/A	2	Rabid Wombat ▲ Legends	33
34	12	3	12	Living Plane ▼ Legends	1
35	45	N/A	2	Raging River ▲ ABU	35
36	N/A	N/A	1	Instill Energy ● ABU	36
37	19	32	4	Powerleech ▼ Antiquities	19
38	N/A	N/A	1	Ichneumon Druid ● Legends	38
39	49	31	7	Juxtapose ▲ Legends	22
40	40	41	9	Colossus of Sardia – Antiquities	40
41	22	N/A	2	Banshee ▼ The Dark	22
42	8	4	8	Candelabra of Tawnos ▼ Antiquities	4
43	24	10	14	Khabal Ghoul ▼ Arabian Nights	1
44	26	33	5	Ifh-Biff Efreet ▼ Arabian Nights	26
45	50	49	4	Living Artifact ▲ ABU	45
46	44	44	17	Lich ▼ ABU	31
47	50	N/A	2	Planar Gate ▲ Legends	47
48	N/A	N/A	1	Master of the Hunt ● Legends	48
49	N/A	50	2	Energy Tap ● Legends	49
50	N/A	N/A	1	Bartel Runeaxe ● Legends	50

This Mo.	Last Mo.	2 Mo. Ago	Mos	Card Edition	Peak
1	27	15	14	Kormus Bell ▲ ABUDeep DiveCollapse Kormus Bell reclaims the top spot this month after sitting at #27 in May. Its ongoing effect that turns all Swamps into 1/1 black creatures opens the door to synergy with anthem-style effects like Bad Moon, and in Singleton formats it can quietly assemble a wide, hard-to-answer board of creature-lands.	1
2	N/A	N/A	3	Indestructible Aura ● LegendsDeep DiveCollapse Coming in at #2 is a fresh entry: Indestructible Aura, a new addition to the index. Players are catching on that it makes for a sneaky combat trick immune to blue or red counterspells — and there's a bit of irony baked in, since despite the name it doesn't stop destroy effects and isn't technically an aura.	2
3	12	9	5	Stone Calendar ▲ The DarkDeep DiveCollapse At #3, Stone Calendar jumps up from #12. The mana savings are small on their own, but since the effect stacks over time it can add up fast — decks built around Titania's Song have reportedly started leaning on it as a payoff piece.	2
4	38	N/A	2	Ichneumon Druid ▲ LegendsDeep DiveCollapse #4 is a big riser: Ichneumon Druid climbed all the way from #38. It's still under the radar for a lot of players, and while its mana cost is on the steep side, its ability to punish opponents for stacking up instants gives it real teeth against counterspell-heavy decks.	4
5	2	5	18	Ali From Cairo ▼ Arabian NightsDeep DiveCollapse Rounding out the top 5 is Ali From Cairo, sliding down from #2 to #5. It's still a formidable threat — plenty of players forget it isn't legendary, so a board with more than one copy can spiral out of control fast without access to mass removal.	2
6	25	25	14	Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore ▲ Legends	6
7	18	14	16	Personal Incarnation ▲ ABU	7
8	6	16	7	Worms of the Earth ▼ The Dark	6
9	16	19	9	Righteousness ▲ ABU	9
10	N/A	N/A	1	Season of the Witch ● The Dark	10
11	6	12	7	Takklemaggot ▼ Legends	5
12	1	7	5	Land Equilibrium ▼ Legends	1
13	10	22	8	Argivian Archeologist ▼ Antiquities	10
14	3	2	12	Sword of the Ages ▼ Legends	2
15	14	50	9	Bottle of Suleiman ▼ Arabian Nights	14
16	N/A	N/A	1	Farrel's Mantle ● Fallen Empires	16
17	15	26	7	Hell's Caretaker ▼ Legends	15
18	N/A	N/A	1	Reincarnation ● Legends	18
19	8	14	5	Arena ▼ Promos	8
20	4	13	3	Dwarven Catapult ▼ Fallen Empires	4
21	39	49	8	Juxtapose ▲ Legends	22
22	19	1	10	Enchantment Alteration ▼ Legends	1
23	21	N/A	2	City of Shadows ▼ The Dark	21
24	13	30	3	Smoke ▼ ABU	13
25	11	N/A	2	Forethought Amulet ▼ Legends	11
26	44	26	6	Ifh-Biff Efreet ▲ Arabian Nights	26
27	33	48	3	Rabid Wombat ▲ Legends	27
28	N/A	N/A	1	Lesser Werewolf ● Legends	28
29	20	7	17	Gaea's Liege ▼ ABU	7
30	35	40	3	Raging River ▲ ABU	30
31	N/A	N/A	1	Manabarbs ● ABU	31
32	N/A	N/A	3	Fungal Bloom ● Fallen Empires	32
33	41	22	3	Banshee ▲ The Dark	22
34	22	10	6	Martyr's Cry ▼ The Dark	10
35	7	3	13	Knowledge Vault ▼ Legends	1
36	16	2	12	Gauntlets of Chaos ▼ Legends	2
37	N/A	N/A	1	Hazezon Tamar ● Legends	37
38	N/A	N/A	1	Yawgmoth Demon ● Antiquities	38
39	32	N/A	6	Ashnod's Alter ▼ Antiquities	14
40	N/A	N/A	1	Disharmony ● Legends	40
41	28	49	3	Pyramids ▼ Arabian Nights	28
42	47	50	3	Planar Gate ▲ Legends	42
43	49	N/A	3	Energy Tap ▲ Legends	3
44	17	17	8	Primordial Ooze ▼ Legends	17
45	34	12	13	Living Plane ▼ Legends	1
46	N/A	N/A	6	Elephant Graveyard ● Arabian Nights	22
47	29	4	22	Illusionary Mask ▼ ABU	2
48	48	N/A	2	Master of the Hunt – Legends	48
49	N/A	N/A	1	Powerleech ● Antiquities	1
50	N/A	N/A	3	Martyrs of Korlis ● Antiquities	37

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