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It almost looks like shes standing in front of the same building that she was jumping out of in Bane of the Dead, but that could be coincidence

Gods also tend to come in cycles, but not always, as evidenced by The Locust God, The Scarab God, and The Scorpion God, as well as Sab-Sunen, Luxa Embodied and Ketramose, the New Dawn from Aetherdrift

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Its a 12/12 with trample obviously that also creates more tokens whenever you attack

From the cool, purple coloring to counter the vibrant gold, to Hades status as a dastardly villain, the only thing that these two cards seem to have in common besides their 3/4 strength/will power numbers is the fact that both cards oddly enough have something to do with making a deal