The Worst Creatures in the History of Magic: the Gathering
Normally good Magic cards get all the hype, but today we're giving some bad cards their due by looking at the most hilariously bad creatures in the history of Magic: the Gathering.
Normally good Magic cards get all the hype, but today we're giving some bad cards their due by looking at the most hilariously bad creatures in the history of Magic: the Gathering.
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