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AMPHIBIAN DOWNPOUR The final blue card on the list today is Amphibian Downpour

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It's one of the most popular creature types in MTG history as a squirrel, and it's also powerful in its own right, with baked-in mana ramp on top of token duplication that can create some absurd boardstates quickly

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Many recent sets have had $5.00 uncommons