Cool Doubles in Double Masters

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Double the gun, double the fun!

Nikola Petrov

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Let's get the obvious one out of the way. Doubling Season is an absolute classic, but the artwork with the cute little hatchlings really elevates it one step further. Amazing! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Stonehewer Giant might not be the most exciting card, and he isn't new, either. But did you think we won't notice his axes? Nice touch, Wizards! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Stoneforge Mystic - the lady is not Nahiri, despite everybody's opinion, is back and looking as dashing as ever! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Wound Reflection — The revival of the Reflection cycle in Double Masters is truly a sight to behold, and no image is quite as unsettling as Woulnd Reflection! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

In a total change of mood, the Llanowar ladies depicted in Mana Reflection look so peaceful! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Speaking of green ladies, just look at these awesome Selesnya twin dryads known as the Conclave Naturalists! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Oh, you think you're cool? You'll never be as cool as Riku of Two Reflections... as long as you're into Shōnen manga! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

Sword of Fire and Ice — And to top it off, we have to include a sword! While many of this (literal!) double-edged swords are present in the set, the one of Fire and Ice really takes the cake! (Image credit: Wizards of the Coast)

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It's indeed Doubling Season for Magic: The Gathering. The recent Double Masters set, despite the controversies that surround it, is a pretty cool-looking set. The theme of doubles even transcends the obvious "double the rares and box toppers" philosophy and bleeds inside the cards, making it also a thematic element of gameplay. Here are some of the best cards that reflect that. Pun intended.

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It's indeed Doubling Season for Magic: The Gathering. The recent Double Masters set, despite the controversies that surround it, is a pretty cool-looking set. The theme of doubles even transcends the obvious "double the rares and box toppers" philosophy and bleeds inside the cards, making it also a thematic element of gameplay. Here are some of the best cards that reflect that. Pun intended.

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