This kind of removal spell shows up in every set, and it's always pretty good, albeit not always premium

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Blasphemous Edict Blasphemous Edict is close to an auto-include card in EDH as a very efficient sweeper that you can cast for as little as and unlike Blasphemous Act, its regular mana cost is just 5
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However, the set ended up being a huge win for everyone, and it even included one of the cutest Manga Rare cards. Tony Tony Chopper was the third Straw Hat Pirate to get his Manga Rare card and it was well-deserved as he looks downright adorable