Brian Hacker Bio [World Championship Decks 1998]

Brian Hacker Bio [World Championship Decks 1998]Set: World Championship Decks 1998 Type: Card Rarity: Common Twenty three year old professional Magic player Brian Hacker of San Diego, California, thought he had a good chance of winning the finals with his white weenie deck. Hacker said his deck was well set up to defeat his opponents with its twenty something aggressive creaturesincluding a number of shadow and en Kor creatures. Unlike traditional white weenie decks, which rely on Armageddon as a

Prevent the next 4 damage that would be dealt to any target this turn

Woven from threads of the spirit world

Set: Mirrodin Type: Artifact Rarity: Common Cost: {1} {W}

Eldrazi Type: Sorcery Rarity: Common Cost: {R} Forked Bolt deals 2 damage divided as you choose among one or two targets

When Icy Prison leaves the battlefield

Set: Eternal Masters Tokens Type: Token Creature — Elf Warrior Rarity: Common

The erupting flames work as both barrier and weapon

Rakshasa waste no opportunity to display their wealth and power

Set: Urza's Saga Type: Creature — Human Cleric Rarity: Uncommon Cost: {1}{W}{W} Sacrifice Sanctum Guardian: The next time a source of your choice would deal damage to any target this turn

Set: Sword & Shield: Black Star Promos Type: Psychic Rarity: Promo Retreat cost: Colorless

Set: Guilds of Ravnica Guild Kit Type: Legendary Creature — Human Wizard Rarity: Rare Cost: {2}{U}{R} Whenever you cast a blue spell

The Thran learned to capture mana