The Brian Selden Bio card (bs0a) is a common token from Magic: The Gathering's 1998 World Championship Decks set.
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • World Championship Decks 1998
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The Brian Selden Bio card, identified by set code WC98 and card number bs0a, is a token card from the Magic: The Gathering 1998 World Championship Decks set. Released in 1998, this common card serves as a bio card for the player Brian Selden, whose deck famously utilized the interaction between Survival of the Fittest and Recurring Nightmare. Collectors seeking specific cards from this early Magic: The Gathering era will find this token card to be a key identifier of the set's historical context. The card features a mana value of 0 and is classified as a common rarity within the World Championship Decks 1998 product.
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Brian Selden Bio
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Brian Selden, a seventeen-year-old high school student from San Diego, California, says his deck revolves around the interaction between Survival of the Fittest and Recurring Nightmare. The former is used to put creatures into the graveyard and the latter can then bring them into play. With this combo, Selden is able to use his creatures to react to an opponent's threats. The deck also contains over twenty creatures, many of which have an effect when they enter play or perform some other useful function, such as the Spike Weaver. Unlike many similar decks, Selden's dips into blue, primarily for Lobotomy. He said this was the key to many of his victories.
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