Esper Magic The Gathering Pillows

Magic the Gathering

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Keep a good one land hand and not get there...

For the Esper players out there. Rep your favorite color combo in style!

Symbol of Esper, one of five Shards of Alara.

Deathtouch is a keyword ability that causes any amount of damage dealt by a source with deathtouch to be considered lethal damage. This means that even if the amount of damage dealt is less than the toughness of the target creature, that creature will be destroyed. If a source with deathtouch deals damage to a player, that player will lose that much life. Deathtouch is usually represented in the rules text of a card by the keyword "deathtouch," and the ability is often associated with creatures that are dangerous or poisonous.

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Hand-painted illustration.

Represent one of the most iconic cards in the EDH format!

For the die-hard control players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

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The five mana sources in magic the gathering.

For the die-hard goblins players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

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For the Edgar Markov EDH players out there!

For the die-hard burn players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

Vintage MTG

my version of Black Lotus card

Announce your new bundle of nerd with this MTG inspired pregnancy announcement.

For the die-hard infect players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

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Ravnica

"Indestructible" is a keyword ability in the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. It means that a permanent with indestructible cannot be destroyed by any means, including effects that would normally destroy it. Indestructible permanents can still be exiled, removed from the battlefield, or otherwise affected by other game mechanics. For example, if a creature with indestructible is dealt lethal damage, it will not be destroyed and will remain on the battlefield. If a player tries to destroy an artifact with indestructible using a spell or ability, it will not be destroyed.

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For the die-hard elves players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

For the die-hard tokens players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

For the die-hard Eggs players out there—represent your favorite archetype in style!

scry me a river, bro!