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[almostlookedhuman]

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Boompile

"Fuses? We have more than enough! Now . . . which one was it?" —Flearan One-Eye, goblin engineer

Artist: Filip Burburan TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Sunrise Seeker by Filip Burburan

[chronivore]

Filip Burburan

[underworlddreams]

Rottenmouth Viper

Artist: Filip Burburan Set: Bloomburrow

[niftyandinterestingstuff]

Jugan, the Rising Star by Filip Burburan

[manfrommars2049]

"Colfenor, the Last Yew" - MTG card art by Filip Burburan via ImaginaryTrees

[karagin22]

Filip Burburan

[almostlookedhuman]

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Makeshift Munitions

"Grease up a firecannon good and proper with dinosaur-liver oil, and it'll shoot just about anything."

Artist: Filip Burburan TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Mountain (262) by Filip Burburan

[craving1000]

Patchwork Gnomes by Filip Burburan

[scienceambersandfantasy]

lobaria Opener

The Triple Goddess: the Maiden, the Mother, the Crone

Filip Burburan

Andarbuldar

Luca Monteleone

[reborn-spoilers-cards]

[MH3] [EN] [0176] Wumpus Aberration [3G] [MV4] [UNC] [COL] [CRE] [Eldrazi] [Beast] [6/6] [Filip Burburan] [2024]

[IT] Aberrazione Wumpus

[myartspacehaven]

Filip Burburan

[jamesmdupree]

The mushrooms were whispering terrible things. And, of course, the moss was aloof as always to Colfenor’s mistreatment. He was the last Yew tree and thus should have been held in great regard. Protected until his last days by the forest he once loved. But the poison ivy was especially itchy, and the prickle bushes especially abrasive toward his old age. The oaks were intimidating in size, and the cornelian’s mocked the sad state of Colfenor’s own little red fruit. And the Bradford pears were being… well, Bradford pears. The only shoulder Colfenor could cry on were those of the weeping willows, but they had enough problems of their own. It seemed Colfenor would have to uproot his life and find a home elsewhere. Maybe someplace with only grass. The grass was always pleasant.

Art: Colfenor, the Last Yew, Filip Burburan

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