Greek Mythology: Virtual Booster
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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.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
Godly Punishment: Your opponent's Gods cannot attack next turn. All of your opponent's Gods take 2 damage.
If Gaea is on the field, Gaea heals 2 health every turn. Ouranos was Gaea's husband, father of Kronos, and Grandfather of Zeus
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Whenever this card is attacked by an opponent's creature, your opponent must put the top card in their deck in their Graveyard.
Many heroes fought this water beast in their journeys.
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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.
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Whenever Sphinx attacks, ask your opponent the question in the text below.
If they correctly, answer HUMAN, send Sphinx to your Graveyard.If they answer incorrectly, Sphinx does 5 more damage What walks on 4 legs in the morning.
What walks on 2 legs during the afternoon. What walks on 3 legs during the evening? 5/7
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When the Hydra is dealt damage, this card gets +2/+2 permanently.
Oh, look, you chopped off my head. Guess what? I grew two more!
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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.
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Give one of your Active Monster/Heroes +0/+5 permanently.
Only the god's chosen ones may have a blessing like Odysseus and Athena.
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Flip a coin.
If heads, choose one of the following: Draw 3 cards or gain 8 crystals. If tails, destroy all of your Non-God creatures. Your opponent may not take tokens for this. A sacrifice to the Gods is common before an epic quest.
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If Zeus is on the field, Zeus regains 1 health in between turns.
Ganymede is a handsome boy abducted by Zeus to serve as his cupbearer,
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All Monsters and Heroes with less than 3 attack get +0/+5
This is where Hercules completed his fifth labor, using his wit.
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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!
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On your opponent's next turn, all of your creatures get Armor 3.
Aegis is Athena's shield, and is one of the symbols Athena is known for.
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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.
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Apollo deals double damage to Python.
Python deals double damage to Apollo. Fought Apollo over Delphi. Apollo won, but Apollo was severely weakened.
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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.
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Ouranos
(rare)
Charybdis
(uncommon)
Twin Snipe
(uncommon)
Sphinx
(uncommon)
Hydra
(common)
Man Eating Mare
(common)
Blessing
(common)
Sacrifice
(common)
Ganymede
(common)
Augean Stables
(common)
Tantalus
(common)
Aegis' Protection
(common)
Hephaestus' Flames
(common)
Python
(common)
Athens
(common)
Godly Punishment: Your opponent's Gods cannot attack next turn. All of your opponent's Gods take 2 damage.