World Championship Decks 1997WC97 · #jk0a · 1997 · Nonfoil onlyOpen exact printing $3.99ConfidenceConfidence UnknownView set
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Janosch Kühn Bio (1997)
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Kühn, a fifteen-year-old high-school student from Hanover, Germany, played a red, white, and blue deck with a balanced mix of speed and control. It uses cards like Incinerate and Swords to Plowshares to deal with opponents' fast creatures, while increasing the mana base with Thawing Glaciers. For late in the game, Disintegrate and Hammer of Bogardan are excellent finishing cards.
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- Colorless
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- No
- Released
- Aug 13, 1997
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