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The path cutting through the middle is a common sight in Europe and this card captures not only the way through but also the density of many European forests where the height of the trees dominates, and the sky is difficult to see
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At a MagicCon panel, Wizards revealed three new cards from the Jurassic Park line, together with a new stamped variant with the Jurassic World logo embossed over the card
