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1996 Preston Poulter Biography Card [World Championship Decks]Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Semifinalist) Semifinals defeated by Loconto (3 2) Quarterfinals defeated Justice (2 1) Poulter, a 22 year old chemistry graduate student from Irvine, California, played a variation of the tournament's prevalent green white decks. With only nine creatures in his deck, Poulter used Aeolipiles and Hurricanes for creature suppression and direct damage.
| Set: | World Championship Decks |
| Rarity: | Rare |
(Semifinalist)
Semifinals — defeated by Loconto (3-2)
Quarterfinals — defeated Justice (2-1)
Poulter, a 22-year-old chemistry graduate student from Irvine, California, played a variation of the tournament's prevalent green-white decks. With only nine creatures in his deck, Poulter used Aeolipiles and Hurricanes for creature suppression and direct damage.
Semifinals — defeated by Loconto (3-2)
Quarterfinals — defeated Justice (2-1)
Poulter, a 22-year-old chemistry graduate student from Irvine, California, played a variation of the tournament's prevalent green-white decks. With only nine creatures in his deck, Poulter used Aeolipiles and Hurricanes for creature suppression and direct damage.
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