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Uni-Horned Familiar X LIGHT Level 2 [ Beast / TunerEffect ] ATK 0 DEF 1000 When this face-up Defense Position card is selected as an attack target, you can remove from play 1 monster you control other than this card to remove this card from play

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Serving as a risky draw engine, a mill tool, or a way to slice opponents life totals in half, this card has a myriad of uses

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Incidentally, Mirris Guile does everything but draw you the extra cards for just one mana