Greek Mythology: Virtual Booster

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FirstDecks
Printable
This booster was generated with pre-Magic 2010 collation since the cardset contains no mythics: 1 rare, 3 uncommons, 11 commons.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
{7}
 
 R 
Monster – Echidna
{2} Come, Child:Search your deck and a Monster and put it into your hand.
{1} Fight , Child: Summon a Skeleton
The mother of all Monsters. Her husband is Typhon and with Typhon all Monsters were created.
3/8
 U 
Hero – Epimetheus
{1} Hindsight Aid: If Prometheus is on your side of the Field, you may sacrifice this card to your Graveyard and Prometheus gets +5/+5. Your opponent may not take a token
Epimetheus is Prometheus' brother. His name literally means 'Hindsight' and Prometheus' name means 'Foresight'.
7/1
 U 
Spell – Twin Snipe
If you control both Artemis and Apollo, this card does 10 damage to 2 of your opponent's creatures. Otherwise, do nothing.
Apollo and Artemis are legendary archers. Together, they are among the most unstoppable ranged forces in the world.
 U 
Hero – Bellerophon
If Pegasus is one of your active creatures, you may sacrifice Pegasus and give Bellerophon +3/+3 permanently.
Bellerophon tamed the horse Pegasus and did many amazing things with Pegasus, but was struck down by Zeus when he attempted to go to Olympus for his skills.
5/5
 C 
Hero – King Midas
If King Midas is dealt damage by a creature, that creature goes into your opponent's hand and your opponent draws 1 card.
King Midas was a Greek King. Whatever he touched, turned to gold.
0/6
 C 
(Anti)Hero – Tantalus
Each turn, Tantalus permanently gets -4/-4.
Tantalus was punished by the gods to stand in a pool with delicious fruits above his head which receded when he tried to get them, forever hungry. Moral – Don't kill your son!
5/12
 C 
Spell – Blessing
Give one of your Active Monster/Heroes +0/+5 permanently.
Only the god's chosen ones may have a blessing like Odysseus and Athena.
 C 
God – Persephone
{0} Soul Harvest: Draw 1 card, then deal 1 damage to a Monster you control.
Persephone is the daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades.
12
 C 
Location – Mountains
All attacks and spells do 1 less damage
The mountains are a terrain that make fighting much, much harder. They also allow for a tactical advantage.
 C 
Location – Delphi
At the beginning of your turn, you may decide to discard two cards and draw 2 cards.
Come to Delphi and unlock the secrets in your fate. Listen to the gods as they tell you your future.
 C 
Monster – Nemean Lion
Armor 3
The Nemean Lion skin was the most powerful armor ever known.
7/3
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Cyclops
Cyclops may only attack every other turn.
Cyclops have only one eye. They are usually the sons of Poseidon and they are excellent steel workers.
8/6
{1}
 
 C 
Spell – Prayer
Flip a coin. If you get heads, give any of your Heroes or Monsters +1/+3.
Pray to the Gods and your wishes may come true.
{3}
 
 C 
Monster – Fury
If Hades is active on either side of the field, Fury gains +4/+4.
The Furies work for Hades and torment criminals such as Tantalus.
3/2
 C 
Spell – Hermes' Sandals
Search your deck for any spell and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterwards.
Hermes' Sandals are one of the most well known symbols of Hermes

Echidna (rare)
Epimetheus (uncommon)
Twin Snipe (uncommon)
Bellerophon (uncommon)
King Midas (common)
Tantalus (common)
Blessing (common)
Persephone (common)
Mountains (common)
Delphi (common)
Nemean Lion (common)
Cyclops (common)
Prayer (common)
Fury (common)
Hermes' Sandals (common)