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Table of Contents show The Deck Panharmonicon | Illustration by Volkan Baga Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creatures (36) Antler Skulkin Bloodline Pretender Changeling Outcast Crossroads Candleguide Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines Etherium Sculptor Fang Skulkin Farmstead Gleaner Foundry Inspector Heap Doll Hoof Skulkin Irregular Cohort Jawbone Skulkin Jousting Dummy Mirror Entity One-Eyed Scarecrow Padeem, Consul of Innovation Pili-Pala Rattleblaze Scarecrow Realmwalker Scarecrone Scaretiller Scorn Effigy Scrapbasket Scuttlemutt Shell Skulkin Spark Double Taurean Mauler Thassa, Deep-Dwelling Transplant Theorist Universal Automaton Unsettled Mariner Watchwing Scarecrow Wild-Field Scarecrow Wingrattle Scarecrow Yarok, the Desecrated Instants (6) Cyclonic Rift Eerie Interlude Ghostly Flicker Heroic Intervention Lae'zel's Acrobatics Semester's End Sorceries (7) Collective Voyage Cultivate Farewell Farseek Nature's Lore One with the Machine Rampant Growth Enchantments (4) Cryptolith Rite Kindred Discovery Reflections of Littjara Smothering Tithe Artifacts (9) Arcane Signet Chromatic Lantern Chromatic Orrery Coat of Arms Lightning Greaves Panharmonicon Shadowspear Sol Ring Timeless Lotus Lands (34) Academy Ruins Cascading Cataracts Command Tower Exotic Orchard Flooded Strand Forest x4 Godless Shrine Hallowed Fountain Indatha Triome Island x3 Ketria Triome Mana Confluence Marsh Flats Mountain x2 Overgrown Tomb Path of Ancestry Plains x4 Spara's Headquarters Swamp x3 Temple Garden The World Tree Wooded Foothills Zagoth Triome There are two main ways to build a Reaper King deck

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