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Mortal Combat Mortal Combat is played in self-mill EDH decks filled with creatures
All shades of blue are used expertly in this art, as Dialga only has some white accents around the crackling energy to break up the blue
Matte and hyper matte do better in this regard, as glossy sleeves tend to stick together when shuffling much more
A rather different release, Read the Fine Print centres around classic Planeswalker Liliana Vess
Anyway, this is something you should pretty much never main deck, but not too terrible if you go up against an opponent with enough targets