The 2021 Foil Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem (TAFR #17) from the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens set. A distinctive Magic: The Gathering card for TCG enthusiasts.
2021 • Magic: The Gathering • Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens
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The Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem (TAFR #17) is a specialized token card from the 2021 Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens set in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by Tyler Jacobson, this foil card serves as a unique game piece that captures the essence of the iconic drow goddess within the Forgotten Realms multiverse. As an emblem, it represents a powerful persistent effect that stays on the battlefield, offering collectors and players a distinct gameplay mechanic different from standard creature or enchantment cards. The card features a mana value of 0 and is categorized under the Lolth subtype, making it a specific and sought-after piece for enthusiasts of the Dungeons & Dragons crossover content. The foil treatment adds a layer of visual appeal and rarity to the common rarity status, enhancing its collectibility for those who appreciate the aesthetic diversity within the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms expansion. The emblem's rules text dictates a potent defensive and offensive capability: whenever an opponent is dealt combat damage by one or more creatures you control, if that player lost less than 8 life this turn, they lose life equal to the difference. This mechanic allows for significant life total manipulation, making it a strategic asset in gameplay. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering often seek out specific tokens and emblems to complete their set collections or to utilize in themed decks. The Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens set provides a comprehensive array of these game pieces, each with its own unique identity and function. The Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem stands out due to its thematic connection to one of the most recognizable figures in fantasy literature and gaming. Its presence in a collection speaks to an appreciation for the narrative depth and mechanical complexity that Magic: The Gathering brings to the table. For investors and hobbyists alike, the combination of the foil finish, the iconic subject matter, and the unique emblem type makes this card a noteworthy addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection. It represents a convergence of two beloved franchises, offering both gameplay utility and collectible value. The Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens set continues to be a popular source for such distinctive cards, appealing to a broad spectrum of the TCG community.
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Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Tyler Jacobson
Card Stock
English
Foil
Emblem — Lolth
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Whenever an opponent is dealt combat damage by one or more creatures you control, if that player lost less than 8 life this turn, they lose life equal to the difference.
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The Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem is a token card from the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Tokens set. It functions as an emblem, a persistent effect that remains on the battlefield, and is associated with the drow goddess Lolth.
The emblem triggers whenever an opponent is dealt combat damage by your creatures. If the opponent lost less than 8 life that turn, they lose additional life equal to the difference, providing a powerful life-total manipulation effect.
The artwork for the Lolth, Spider Queen Emblem was created by Tyler Jacobson. He is known for his contributions to the Magic: The Gathering franchise, particularly in depicting fantasy and monstrous creatures.
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