The 1993 Magic: The Gathering Arabian Nights Juzám Djinn, a rare creature card featuring Mark Tedin's art and unique upkeep mechanics.
Juzám Djinn
1993 • Magic: The Gathering • Arabian Nights
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Released in 1993 as part of the Arabian Nights expansion, the Juzám Djinn card (number 29) stands as a defining piece of early Magic: The Gathering history. This black creature card features a mana cost of {2}{B}{B} and boasts a formidable 5/5 power and toughness, making it a significant presence on the battlefield. The card's unique gameplay mechanic requires its controller to deal 1 damage to themselves at the beginning of each upkeep, adding a strategic layer of risk and reward to its use. For enthusiasts of vintage collectibles, finding this card is a milestone for completing early-era collections. The card's rarity and iconic status make it a sought-after item among Magic: The Gathering collectors who appreciate the game's rich lore and mechanical innovation. Whether you are a seasoned investor or a nostalgic player, this card represents a pivotal moment in trading card game history.
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Juzám Djinn
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Mark Tedin
Card Stock
English
{2}{B}{B}
Creature — Djinn
5 / 5
B
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At the beginning of your upkeep, this creature deals 1 damage to you.
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