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The Rakdos section violates copyrights (it's lifted almost verbatum from the official MtG site. I deleted the offending text as per Wikipedia policy. Someone should replace the deleted text with a summary that is *not* a direct copy. — Matthew0028 03:05, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
It's not really like threshold, after all, you *can't* have less than 0 cards in hand, whereas you can have seven or more in the graveyard. Maybe make it like, the complement of Threshold? More cards in graveyard = less cards in hand.
I cleaned it up for notability and POV. There were way too many cards before and the statements about them smacked of "I wish I could write a set review for Star City". Croctotheface 20:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC)
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The Rakdos section violates copyrights (it's lifted almost verbatum from the official MtG site. I deleted the offending text as per Wikipedia policy. Someone should replace the deleted text with a summary that is *not* a direct copy. — Matthew0028 03:05, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
It's not really like threshold, after all, you *can't* have less than 0 cards in hand, whereas you can have seven or more in the graveyard. Maybe make it like, the complement of Threshold? More cards in graveyard = less cards in hand.
I cleaned it up for notability and POV. There were way too many cards before and the statements about them smacked of "I wish I could write a set review for Star City". Croctotheface 20:49, 17 October 2006 (UTC)