Thought Hemorrhage

Description

Thought Hemorrhage is a distinct sorcery card from the 2009 Magic: The Gathering Alara Reborn expansion, identified by card number 47. As a Rare card, it holds a specific place in the set's distribution, appealing to collectors who seek complete sets or individual impactful cards from this era. The card is illustrated by artist Chippy, whose work defines the visual identity of this release. Mechanically, Thought Hemorrhage serves as a potent disruption tool within the game. It requires a mana cost of {2}{B}{R}, reflecting its Black and Red color identity. The card's effect begins by naming a nonland card, forcing a target player to reveal their hand. For every instance of that chosen name revealed, the target takes 3 damage. Beyond immediate damage, the card provides extensive card advantage by searching the target's graveyard, hand, and library for all copies of the named card and exiling them. The player then shuffles their library, ensuring the disruption is thorough and permanent. Collectors value this card for its clever design and historical significance within the Alara Reborn block. It represents a time when Magic: The Gathering explored complex multi-color interactions and aggressive disruption strategies. Whether you are building a thematic collection focused on the Alara Reborn set or seeking specific Rare cards for your library, Thought Hemorrhage stands out as a memorable piece of TCG history.