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Today im going to post my opinions about all the praetors, for those playes who dont know what the praetors are, ill explain that also.

Praetors are a creature subtype in the New Phyrexia set, they are all legendary creatures, and there is one for each color. They are always feuding because each has their own view on how the plane of Phyrexia should be, in order, listed, they are:

[c]Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite[/c]
[c]Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur[/c]
[c]Sheoldred, Whispering One[/c]
[c]Urabrask the Hidden[/c]
[c]Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger[/c]

So now that you have gotten a chance to see each one if you havnt ever or needed a refresher i will now discuss each one in my detailed opinion.

[c]Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite[/c] 
Elesh Norn, oh no. i get so scared when i see her cast. ...

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Until now.

So, anybody who has been following the spoilers knows there have been quite a few cards spoiled so far. And I have to say, I'm pretty excited. I intend to go Simic at the prerelease, and if I can make it to multiple prereleases (like I did for RTR), the order after Simic will most likely be Dimir, Boros, Gruul, Orzhov. But I'm not here to talk about that.

I'm here to talk about the Orzhov cards that have been spoiled so far. Yeah, I know it seems like I'm not very excited about them since they're dead last on my list of "multiple prerelease" picks, but that's only because I don't think they'd be that great in Sealed Limited. In constructed, however, I expect them to do very well. Especially in my black-white...