Arabian Nights is a very small set, consisting of only 78 total cards
Split cards were in red to show how they could embody the chaos of red
Academy Loremaster Benthic Explorers Birchlore Rangers Borderland Explorer Demonic Lore Draconic Lore Drownyard Explorers Earthlore Efflorescence Eloren Wilds Explore Explore the Underdark Explore the Vastlands Explorer's Cache Explorer's Scope Farbog Explorer Fatal Lore Forbidden Lore Forgotten Lore Frontier Explorer (playtest) Goblin Lore Graven Lore Hakim, Loreweaver Homarid Explorer Horizon Explorer Icetill Explorer Ixalli's Lorekeeper Jem Lightfoote, Sky Explorer Kitsune Loreweaver Living Lore Loot, Exuberant Explorer Lore Broker Lore Drakkis Lore Seeker Lore Weaver Lorehold Apprentice Lorehold Archivist Lorehold Campus Lorehold Charm Lorehold Command Lorehold Excavation Lorehold Pledgemage Lorehold, the Historian Lorescale Coatl Loreseeker's Stone Minotaur Explorer Monastery Loremaster Mutable Explorer Naktamun Lorespinner Nature's Lore Oreskos Explorer Oriq Loremage Priest of Ancient Lore Quintorius, Loremaster Quirion Explorer Sage of Ancient Lore Satsuki, the Living Lore Sea Gate Loremaster Selvala, Explorer Returned Sentinel of Lost Lore Shrouded Lore Sphinx of Forgotten Lore Sylvok Explorer Talas Explorer Trenzalore Clocktower Troyan, Gutsy Explorer Tuktuk the Explorer Underdark Explorer Velomachus Lorehold Veteran Explorer Viridian Lorebearers Zan, Tunnelweb Explorer
10 Necropotence Necropotence is one of Magic: The Gathering 's most infamous cards ever
Morgana le Fay is an extremely powerful minion with abilities that can give you a head start advantage
Token are often small, which makes it a perfect hate card for decks that tend to produce non-artifact ones
