Though only fifteen years old, Ben Rubin has amassed quite an impressive tournament record. He placed second at Pro Tour™—Los Angeles and finished in the Top 16 at Grand Prix—San Francisco, his hometown. Ben played the archetypal mono-red weenie or Sligh deck at the 1998 Worlds. Although he prefers to play a more balanced deck, Rubin thought the aggressive Sligh would work well at this tournament. His deck consists of roughly one-third land, one-third direct damage, and one-third small aggressive creatures.
Legalities
tlrnot legal
duelnot legal
brawlnot legal
pennynot legal
PreDHnot legal
futurenot legal
legacynot legal
modernnot legal
paupernot legal
alchemynot legal
pioneernot legal
vintagenot legal
historicnot legal
standardnot legal
Timelessnot legal
commandernot legal
Gladiatornot legal
Old Schoolnot legal
Premodernnot legal
Oathbreakernot legal
Standard Brawlnot legal
Pauper Commandernot legal
Context
Across the 1 printing of this card, the trailing-90-day price band runs from $0.25 to $0.25 across 56 observations.