Hurricane

The International Collectors' Edition (ICE) set was released in 1993 as a non-tournament-legal product designed to provide players with access to cards from the game's earliest, rarest sets. Released shortly after the debut of the Unlimited edition, the ICE set featured a distinct gold-bordered back, which clearly identified the cards as intended for casual play or collection rather than official sanctioned competition. The set was packaged in a comprehensive, all-in-one boxed product that included a rulebook, playmat, and a curated selection of cards from the original Alpha and Beta printings.

The Hurricane card itself, illustrated by Christopher Rush, is a classic green sorcery that serves as a cornerstone of early game design. Rush, a pivotal figure in the game's early visual identity, utilized his signature vibrant and evocative style to depict the chaotic power of a magical storm. Upon its debut, Hurricane was immediately recognized as a powerful utility card, appreciated both for its ability to clear the board of flying creatures and for its capacity to act as a late-game finisher, cementing its status as an iconic piece of early trading card history.