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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.
Artemis
{10}
 
 R 
God – Artemis
{3} Snipe : Do 8 Damage to any Non-God Creature.
Artemis is the daughter of Zeus. She is the virgin goddess of the hunt.
12
Oedipus
{5}
 
 U 
Hero – Oedipus
When you summon Oedipus, sacrifice an Active Hero. 2 turns after you play Oedipus, Oedipus becomes a 1/1.
Oedipus accidently killed his own father and married his mother. When he found this out, he blinded himself.
10/10
Hundred Handed One
{12}
 
 U 
Monster – Hundred Handed One
The Hundred Handed Ones, they were ugly, but they had 100 hands and 50 faces. They were so strong, they could move mountains.
9/9
Crete's Labyrinth
 U 
Location – Crete's Labyrinth
The Minotaur needs food! In between turns, all creatures except Theseus take 1 damage.
This is where Theseus killed the Minotaur, ending the beast's crazy diet.
Hephaestus' Flames
{1}
 
 C 
Spell – Hephaestus' Flames
Do 1 damage to all creatures your opponent controls.
Hephaestus is the god of fire, but only a few of his children can use fire as a tool.
Hind of Ceryneia
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Hind of Ceryneia
Hind of Ceryneia gets +5/+5 if Artemis is on either side of the field.
The Hind of Ceryneia is one of Artemis's sacred animals. Hercules had to capture the elusive creature.
0/4
Holy Fire
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Holy Fire
Deal 1 damage to an opponent's God, 3 damage to a Hero, or 5 damage to a Monster.
This is the fire. The one that Prometheus gave us. Once it protected us from wild animals. Now it banishes the darkness.
Medusa
{5}
 
 C 
Monster – Medusa
{1} Blinding Gaze: When Medusa deals damage to an opponent's creature on this turn, the creature cannot attack on your opponent's next turn.
It has been told that all who look into her eyes turn to stone.
2/4
Man Eating Mare
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Man Eating Mare
When Man Eating Mare destroys a creature, it permanently gains +2/+2.
Man Eating Mare. Warning: do not approach alone. Very dangerous. Common food of the Mare includes humans.
4/4
Ares' Bravery
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Ares' Bravery
Your opponent must discard 2 cards, then draw 3 cards.
Ares is not very wise like Athena, and may be stupid sometimes, but his actions can be helpful...
Fury
{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
Augean Stables
 C 
Location – Augean Stables
All Monsters and Heroes with less than 3 attack get +0/+5
This is where Hercules completed his fifth labor, using his wit.
Athens
 C 
Location – Athens
On your turn, you may draw 2 cards rather than 1.
Athens is the sacred city of Athena. Legend goes that Poseidon and Athena fought to be the patron god of the city. Athena gave an olive tree and Poseidon a saltwater spring. Athena had a better gift, so she got to be the patron god.
Tantalus
{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
King Midas
{7}
 
 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

Artemis (rare)
Oedipus (uncommon)
Hundred Handed One (uncommon)
Crete's Labyrinth (uncommon)
Hephaestus' Flames (common)
Hind of Ceryneia (common)
Holy Fire (common)
Medusa (common)
Man Eating Mare (common)
Ares' Bravery (common)
Fury (common)
Augean Stables (common)
Athens (common)
Tantalus (common)
King Midas (common)