Ultimate Guard Play-Mat Magic: The Gathering

Ultimate Guard Play-Mat Magic: The Gathering "Bloomburrow" - Starlit Truce

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M251S

$412.50

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Ultimate Guard Play-Mat Magic: The Gathering "Bloomburrow" - Starlit TruceProtect your cards and enhance your gaming experience with this stunning Play Mat featuring the officially licensed Magic: The Gathering artwork Starlit Truce by Mariah Tekulve. The gaming mat featuring the enchanting motif from Bloomburrow measures 61x35cm and has our trusted anti slip underside as well as stitched edges to prevent fraying and ensure that you can enjoy the Play Mat for even longer. Protects gaming cards and accessories during

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012