Main 60 cards (11 distinct)
Lands - 20
Main 60 cards (11 distinct)
Lands - 20
Main 60 cards (11 distinct)
| Creature (28) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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4
Thallid
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$0.25 | ||
| $0.50€0.44 | |||
| $0.38€0.51 | |||
| $0.25 | |||
| $0.26€0.24 | |||
| $1.00€0.55 | |||
| $3.31€3.73 | |||
| Instant, Sorcery, Enchantment, Artifact (12) | |||
| $0.25 | |||
| 0.04 | |||
| $2.11€2.86 | |||
| Land (20) | |||
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20
Forest
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$0.150.03 | ||
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Another vintage deck from my youth that I wanted to share. This deck was an attempt to use the spore mechanic introduced in Fallen Empires although I am pretty sure it was a terrible deck back in the day and represented some pure jank at it's finest.
I am an old school pack cracker from the Beta era. My first cards were a starter deck and 3 to 4 booster packs that I purchased from a sports card shop when I was in high school. I have this faded memory of the whole purchase costing around $17. I activly played magic until about 1995 when my military career consumed most of my time. I continued to collect cards though 1996, albeit at a much slower pace. In ~1998 I sold my sets and gave my would be brother in law a handfull of decks and random cards to get him started.
To my surprise, he kept the decks roughly the same as when they were given to him. He recently returned the cards to me as I started getting back into magic, so it has been a fun trip down memory lane. While I was being nostaligic, I thought it would be interesting to share with folks just what everyday janky decks were like back in 1994-1995. While I did have better decks back in the days those were more valuable and subsequently sold and lost to time.
Enjoy the walk down memory lane.
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