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*<c>Sword of Hearth and Home</c> is strictly better than <c>Heavy Mattock</c>.
*<c>Sword of Hearth and Home</c> is strictly better than <c>Heavy Mattock</c>.
*<c>Timeless Dragon</c> is strictly better than <c>Exalted Dragon</c>, <c>Starlit Angel</c>, and <c>Wall of One Thousand Cuts</c>.
*<c>Timeless Dragon</c> is strictly better than <c>Exalted Dragon</c>, <c>Starlit Angel</c>, and <c>Wall of One Thousand Cuts</c>.
*<c>Tormod's Cryptkeeper</c> is strictly better than <c>Jangling Automaton</c>, <c>Sliver Construct</c>, <c>Stonework Puma</c>, and <c>Wicker Witch</c>.
*<c>Tormod's Cryptkeeper</c> is strictly better than <c>Jangling Automaton</c>, <c>Stonework Puma</c>, and <c>Wicker Witch</c>.
*<c>Tourach's Canticle</c> is strictly better than <c>Splitting Headache</c>.
*<c>Tourach's Canticle</c> is strictly better than <c>Splitting Headache</c>.
*<c>Tragic Fall</c> is strictly better than <c>Last Gasp</c>.
*<c>Tragic Fall</c> is strictly better than <c>Last Gasp</c>.

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Modern Horizons 2/Card comparisons
 
 
 
 

Cards from Modern Horizons 2 compared to cards from earlier sets.

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