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It's such a powerful effect in Standard ramp decks to have a creature both become stronger based on the number of lands in play and also ramp that number up when it enters, and that's not the only use case for Lumra

There is no standard rotation in the Expanded format , although there could be one in the future

The cards are translated for Thai audiences, but they retain the same gameplay rules, making them compatible with international decks

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