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Mark Justice (born c. 1970) is a former Magic: The Gathering pro player. He was considered by some to be the best player of the game in its earliest era of professional play. [6] Justice was the second Magic: The Gathering US National Champion in 1995.
Mark Justice is an American former professional player. He was by many considered the best player in the world around the time when the Magic Pro Tour was created; he was one of ten players to get an automatic invitation to the first Pro Tour, PT New York 1996, where he finished sixth.
The Scoop: Mark Justice was one of the best and brightest players in the Magic World, and the star of the PCL: Pacific Coast Legends Magic team. It all came crashing down on him after the first Rochester Draft at Grand Prix Atlanta in 1997.
- Dave Mills and the Pro Tour Riot. Where and When? Pro Tour Los Angeles, 1997. What was he DQed for? Playing his spells before tapping his mana.
- Mark Justice: Star of Grand Prix Cheatlanta. Where and When? Grand Prix Atlanta, 1997. What was he DQed for? Adding cards to a draft deck. Mark Justice was one of the best and brightest players in the Magic World, and the star of the PCL: Pacific Coast Legends Magic team.
- Dave Williams and the bent Accumulated Knowledges. Where and When? 2001 World Championships. What was he DQed for? Marked Cards – Severe. Before he was the darling of the Poker world, Dave Williams was a very high-profile Magic player.
- Nick Eisel and the Ravenous Baloth that wasn’t. Where and When? Grand Prix Boston, 2003. What was he DQed for? Adding cards to a Sealed Deck. Nick Eisel had a meteoric rise to the top of the Magic Limited world.
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Jul 26, 2004 · The big story of the tournament was Mark Justice's run at being the World Champion. While their were others making a play to be the “best Magic player in the word”, Justice held onto the title a little longer by being a hair's breath away from being the World Champion, the one title he most wanted.
Mark Justice is known for the “Muscle Sliver Incident” at a Grand Prix, in which he allegedly purchased a Muscle Sliver from a dealer booth and put it in his deck despite it being a limited event (in which you can only play cards you open from designated packs).
