Jan Tomcani Bio

WC01World Championship Decks 2001/#jt0a/2001Common
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Jan Tomcani Bio
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SetWC01
Collector #jt0a
Released2001-08-08
Raritycommon
Artist
LanguageEN
Layouttoken
ScryfallOpen ↗
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Gameplay and rules
Card
Jan Tomcani, from Bratislava in the Slovak Republic, came out of nowhere to stun everyone by posting a perfect 6—0 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 this year's metagame. Tomcani's version, which splashed black, follows the normal Fires archetype of playing cheap creatures followed by Fires of Yavimaya and big creatures like Blastoderm or Spiritmonger.
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About this card

Jan Tomcani Bio

Jan Tomcani Bio is a Card (mana value 0).

Format legality: Commander: not_legal, Modern: not_legal, Standard: not_legal, Pioneer: not_legal, Legacy: not_legal, Pauper: not_legal.

Frequently asked

Jan Tomcani Bio FAQ

What set was Jan Tomcani Bio first printed in?
The earliest English paper printing that MTGPrices tracks is from WC01 #jt0a, released 2001-08-08.
Is Jan Tomcani Bio legal in Commander?
Jan Tomcani Bio is not currently legal in Commander per Scryfall's legality feed.
Is Jan Tomcani Bio legal in Modern?
Jan Tomcani Bio is not currently legal in Modern per Scryfall's legality feed.
Is Jan Tomcani Bio legal in Standard?
Jan Tomcani Bio is not currently legal in Standard per Scryfall's legality feed.
What does Jan Tomcani Bio do?
Jan Tomcani Bio is a Card. Its Oracle text reads: "Jan Tomcani, from Bratislava in the Slovak Republic, came out of nowhere to stun everyone by posting a perfect 6—0 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 this year's metagame. Tomcani's version, which splashed black, follows the normal Fires archetype of playing cheap creatures followed by Fires of Yavimaya and big creatures like Blastoderm or Spiritmonger.".