Mycosynth Lattice

Description

The 2018 Battlebond release delivered one of Magic: The Gathering’s most influential artifacts with Mycosynth Lattice, card number 241. As a mythic rare foil, this card is a cornerstone for collectors seeking high-impact pieces from the set. The artwork was created by Anthony S. Waters and Cara Mitten, bringing a distinct visual identity to this powerful artifact. Mycosynth Lattice functions as a universal game-changer. By costing six mana, it imposes sweeping restrictions on the battlefield: every permanent becomes an artifact in addition to its other types, and every card not on the battlefield, including spells and permanents, becomes colorless. Simultaneously, it grants players the flexibility to spend mana as though it were any color. This combination of rigid uniformity and flexible resource management creates a unique strategic landscape that has made the card a staple in various formats. Collectors value this Battlebond card not just for its mechanical dominance, but for its status as a mythic rare foil. The foil treatment adds a layer of visual appeal that stands out in any collection. Whether you are building a comprehensive set collection or hunting for specific high-rarity artifacts, Mycosynth Lattice represents a significant milestone in Magic: The Gathering history. Its ability to reshape the entire board state makes it a fascinating piece of game design. The platform connects collectors with the diverse inventory needed to complete their sets or expand their portfolios. For those who appreciate the strategic depth and aesthetic quality of the Battlebond era, this foil mythic rare artifact remains a top-tier acquisition.