Mountain #290 (EN) - Full Art Foil Brothers of Legend die Länder in Kreaturen verwandeln Sonstige FaB Produkte
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Mountain #290 (EN) Full Art Foil Brothers of Legend die Länder in Kreaturen verwandeln Sonstige FaB Produkte die Länder in Kreaturen verwandeln Storm Slayer Edition Tarkir: Dragonstorm Release Datum 2025 04 11 Rarity Mythic Card Frame Borderless Mehr Informationen zu Mountain #290 aus der Edition Tarkir: Dragonstorm: Kartenname Mountain #290 Edition Tarkir: Dragonstorm Release Datum 2025 04 11 Rarity Common Card Frame Full Art Finish Foil Card Number 290 Card Type Basic Land — Mountain Keywords Card Color Colorless Color Identity Red Produced Mana Red Converted Manacost 0 Power Toughness Artist Ron Spencer Editioncode tdm Deutscher Kartenname Gebirge Französischer Kartenname Montagne Sprache English Trading Card Game Magic: The Gathering Marke Wizards of the Coast
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