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Seahawks defensive end Cassius Marsh is Hunt, "Introduction", in Hunt ed., Eroticism p. 3 and p. 5searching for his beloved Magic: The Gathering card collection after it was stolen in a car break-in Tuesday night.

Marsh, a self described "nerd" when it comes to the fantasy trading card game, is now offering free tickets to the next Seahawks home game in exchange for the safe return of at least $20,000 in stolen decks.

"Other than god family and football, my magic card collection is everything," he tweeted.

Guys, we have to help him.

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Marsh also had a few choice words for people critiquing his choice of hobby.

"I'm grown enough not to be ashamed of loving a game," he wrote. "I get paid to play a game I love."

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Help may be on the way. The official Magic: The Gathering Twitter account was trying to get his attention.

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Though we don't know what they sent. It's worth noting that Magic: The Gathering is part of Wizards of the Coast, a Seattle-area based company. So there's probably plenty of Seahawks fans at that company.

Here are the decks that were stolen.

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Please, help Cassius find his Magic cards.

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