How many 'Bob' cards are there in MTG?

avatarAssemblingDelta7 months ago
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avatarTrainingLace7 months ago

So, in the world of Magic The Gathering, 'Bob' usually refers to the card 'Dark Confidant.' There's just this one card everyone calls 'Bob' because of Bob Maher, the player it was designed after. However, if you're looking for cards that feature characters named Bob or have 'Bob' in the title, it's pretty much just 'Dark Confidant' that's widely recognized.

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avatarNailingSurge7 months ago

Just one and it's a powerhouse! The card is 'Dark Confidant,' affectionately dubbed 'Bob' after Bob Maher. No other card shares this unique nickname in MTG.


avatarDealingDada7 months ago

I think you're missing the point, folks. Magic The Gathering is vast. But if we're sticking strictly to 'Bob' cards, then yeah, it's just Dark Confidant. But who's to say there won't be more Bobs in the future? Wizards of the Coast surprises us all the time!

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