Jan Tomcani Bio [World Championship Decks 2001] World Championship Decks 1999 −7: Any number of target

−7: Any number of target players each draw twenty cards

Set: Alliances Type: Sorcery Rarity: Rare Cost: {2}{B}{B} As an additional cost to cast this spell

attach it to a creature you control

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if it had no -1/-1 counters on it

Jan Tomcani Bio [World Championship Decks 2001] World Championship Decks 1999 −7: Any number of targetSet: World Championship Decks 2001 Type: Card Rarity: Common Jan Tomcani, from Bratislava in the Slovak Republic, came out of nowhere to stun everyone by posting a perfect 60 record in the Standard portion of this year's Worlds. Tomcani then proved that his run was no fluke by working his way up to the quarterfinals, where he lost to Alex Borteh in a close five game match. Tomcani played a version of "Fires," the green red deck that defined much of