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All of my friends began playing Magic that year, and as an awkward nerd with a bowl cut, it felt like a chance to connect and fit in
Theres also a brand new keyword in the form of Resist, which boosts a characters defence by allowing them to reduce any incoming damage to their willpower during challenges or taken from other effects

The 25 preview cards are (15 Commons, 6 Uncommons and 4 Rares): W Gossamer Chains (C) W Jamuraan Lion (C) W Peace Talks (U) * W Warrior?s Honor (C) U Knight of the Mists (C) U Ovinomancer (U) * U Shrieking Drake (C) U Undo (C) B Dark Privilege (C) * B Necrosavant (R) * B Urborg Mindsucker (C) * B Vampirism (U) * R Wicked Reward (C) * R Goblin Recruiter (U) R Lightning Cloud (R) R Rock Slide (C) R Talruum Champion (C) R Viashino Sandstalker (U)* G Bull Elephant (C) * G Feral Instinct (C) G Giant Caterpillar (C) G King Cheetah (C) * G Lichentrope (R) O Tempest Drake (U) L Undiscovered Paradise (R) (*) Slightly different from regular Visions cards The Duelist in Issue #14 from December 1996, organized a Multiverse Gift Box contest called: "A picture is worth a thousand words" were you needed to match 5 images from the Visions preview cards with the 5 names corresponding to the Visions cards: Necrosavant Feral Instinct Undo Dark Privilege Ovinomancer Contest deadline was on December 31, 1996

From SpongeBob SquarePants to The Lord of the Rings, Warhammer 40K, and Dungeons & Dragons, Wizards of the Coast has taken advantage of its partnerships to ensure that players are receiving quality collaborations, and thus vibrant new decks