Ghazbán Ogre is a Magic: The Gathering trading card game card from the World Championship Decks 1997 set (WC97). It is a Common rarity Creature — Ogre with a mana cost of {G} and a mana value of 1. The card has a power/toughness of 2/2 and is colored G. The artist is Mike Raabe. The card number is sg298 and the layout is normal.
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • World Championship Decks 1997
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Ghazbán Ogre
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Magic: The Gathering
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Mike Raabe
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English
{G}
Creature — Ogre
2 / 2
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