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Is Storm Crow always better than the other cards

This will essentially protect his allies from one of the most conventional forms of damage and eventual banishment, being challenged by an opposing character

However, two different Planeswalker cards depicting the same character are totally okay you can have both Gideon, Ally of Zendikar and Gideon of the Trials on your side of the battlefield

Thundermaw Hellkite is starting to look really quite fair compared to a lot of these other cards on the list

The Sacred Cards , which was originally released in 2002 for the Game Boy Advance