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Non-Foil - NM
Deceiver Exarch (33) [NPH]
- Rarity: U
- #: 33
- Creature Type or Sub Type: Creature — Cleric
- P: 1
- T: 4
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Rules Text Contains: Flash (You may cast this spell any time you could cast an instant.)
When Deceiver Exarch enters the battlefield, choose one — Untap target permanent you control; or tap target permanent an opponent controls.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What game is Deceiver Exarch [NPH] from?
Deceiver Exarch [NPH] is a card from Magic: The Gathering, part of the New Phyrexia set.
What rarity is Deceiver Exarch [NPH]?
Deceiver Exarch [NPH] is a Uncommon rarity card from the New Phyrexia expansion in Magic: The Gathering.
What conditions is Deceiver Exarch [NPH] available in?
We list Deceiver Exarch [NPH] in the following conditions: Normal. Near Mint (NM) cards have minimal wear, while Lightly Played (LP) may show slight edge wear or minor scratches.
Where can I buy Deceiver Exarch [NPH]?
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