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A Good Thing (playtest) A Killer Among Us A Little Chat A Most Helpful Weaver A Trail of Teacups Aang's Iceberg Abandoned Outpost Abhorrent Overlord Abjure Aboroth Abstruse Interference Abzan Banner Abzan Monument Accursed Centaur Ace, Fearless Rebel Acidic Dagger Acidic Sliver Acolyte of Aclazotz Acridian Ademi of the Silkchutes Adric, Mathematical Genius Adverse Conditions Aeolipile Aerial Toastmaster Aerie Ouphes Aether Spellbomb Aetherjacket Afiya Grove Aftermath Analyst Agatha's Champion Age of Ultron Agency Coroner Agent 13, Sharon Carter Agent of Shauku Agent's Toolkit Aggressive Mining Ahn-Crop Invader Ahriman Ainok Strike Leader Air Nomad Legacy Airdrop Condor Airship Engine Room Ajani Fells the Godsire Ajani's Aid Ajani's Last Stand Akki Avalanchers Akki Scrapchomper Akul the Unrepentant Akuta, Born of Ash Albino Troll Alchemist's Apprentice Alchemist's Talent Alchemist's Vial All-Fates Scroll Ally Encampment Alpine Guide Alquist Proft, Master Sleuth Alseid of Life's Bounty Altar of Bone Altar of Dementia Altar of the Wretched Altar's Reap Amateur Auteur Ambush Commander Amphin Mutineer Amulet of Quoz An Offer You Can't Refuse An Unearthly Child Ancestors' Aid Ancestral Carvings Ancestral Knowledge Anchor to Reality

While you wont have as many Supporters in a deck as the other card types, the ones you do have often give you the best advantages

Like Radha, Heart of Keld, this card isn't so exciting on its face before we dig into the text box, but it weirdly has the ability to win the game by itself

How It Plays: Take command of the battlefield with Lord of the Nazgl