The 1998 Magic: The Gathering Grindstone card from the World Championship Decks set, featuring a unique artifact design and strategic gameplay mechanics.
Grindstone
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • World Championship Decks
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Released in 1998 as part of the World Championship Decks series, this Magic: The Gathering card features the artifact Grindstone, identified by card number rb290sb. Designed by Greg Simanson, the card serves as a pivotal piece for collectors interested in the early era of the trading card game. The World Championship Decks set offered fans a glimpse into competitive strategies, making this artifact a notable item for those tracking the evolution of Magic: The Gathering card design and mechanics. The card's artifact type and mana cost of one make it a recognizable component of the era's gameplay. For investors and hobbyists alike, items from the World Championship Decks series represent a specific moment in the game's history. Whether you are building a collection of rare artifacts or focusing on specific set releases, this card offers a tangible link to 1998 gaming culture. Its inclusion in the World Championship Decks highlights its importance to the community.
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Grindstone
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Magic: The Gathering
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Greg Simanson
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English
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{3}, {T}: Target player mills two cards. If two cards that share a color were milled this way, repeat this process.
"Memory is a burden that wears at the soul as weather wears at stone." —Crovax