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An artifact for three mana, Dragon's Hoard is a flexible card that allows Dragon-Tribal decks to gain either of these benefits through the use of their Dragons

100-card ready-to-play Warhammer 40,000 Commander DeckThe Ruinous Powers Blue-Black-Red Chaos Deckcontains 2 legendary traditional foil cards plus 98 nonfoil cards Every card features Warhammer-themed artincluding 42 cards that are new to Magic 1 foil-etched Display Commander 10 double-sided tokens, 1 life tracker, and 1 deck box Necron Dynasties Commander (1) Creature (29) Anrakyr the Traveller Canoptek Scarab Swarm Canoptek Spyder Canoptek Tomb Sentinel Canoptek Wraith Chronomancer Cryptek Cryptothrall Flayed One Hexmark Destroyer Illuminor Szeras Imotekh the Stormlord Lokhust Heavy Destroyer Lychguard Necron Deathmark Necron Overlord Plasmancer Psychomancer Royal Warden Sautekh Immortal Shard of the Nightbringer Shard of the Void Dragon Skorpekh Destroyer Skorpekh Lord Technomancer Tomb Blade Trazyn the Infinite Triarch Praetorian Triarch Stalker Instant (3) Darkness Defile Go for the Throat Sorcery (6) Beacon of Unrest Dread Return Living Death Mutilate Their Name Is Death Their Number Is Legion Enchantment (3) Biotransference Out of the Tombs The War in Heaven Artifact (21) Arcane Signet Caged Sun Commander's Sphere Convergence of Dominion Cranial Plating Endless Atlas Ghost Ark Gilded Lotus Hedron Archive Mask of Memory Mind Stone Mystic Forge Necron Monolith Night Scythe Resurrection Orb Sceptre of Eternal Glory Sculpting Steel Sol Ring Thought Vessel Unstable Obelisk Wayfarer's Bauble Land (37) Barren Moor Myriad Landscape Reliquary Tower Desert of the Glorified Polluted Mire Tomb Fortress Vault of Whispers Swamp x30 Commanders, Theme, and Strategy The Commanders for Necron Dynasties are Szarekh, the Silent King and Imotekh, the Stormlord

Each card has a rarity key on the bottom that denotes its level of rarity from Common to Legendary

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