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6 | Traveling Chocobo Price: $27.87 Traveling Chocobo manages to look deceptively good and bad at the same time, which is quite a feat

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I'm sure im not the only MTG player that flat out buys the playsets i want rather then play the cardboard crack game and buy boosters

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