The Phyrexian Processor is a Rare Artifact card from the World Championship Decks 2000 set, featuring a mana cost of {4} and card number nl306sb.
2000 • Magic: The Gathering • World Championship Decks 2000
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The Phyrexian Processor is a Rare Artifact card from the World Championship Decks 2000 set, identified by card number nl306sb. This Magic: The Gathering trading card game card carries a mana cost of {4} and a mana value of 4. Designed by Ron Spencer, the card functions as a key component within the World Championship Decks 2000 collection for collectors of the game. It features a standard layout typical of the era's design language.
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Phyrexian Processor
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Ron Spencer
Card Stock
English
{4}
Artifact
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As this artifact enters, pay any amount of life. {4}, {T}: Create an X/X black Phyrexian Minion creature token, where X is the life paid as this artifact entered.
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The Phyrexian Processor has a mana cost of {4} and a mana value of 4 in Magic: The Gathering.
The Phyrexian Processor is part of the World Championship Decks 2000 set, with the set code WC00.
The artwork for the Phyrexian Processor was created by artist Ron Spencer.
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