The Battlebond Mycosynth Lattice, a mythic rare Magic: The Gathering artifact card that fundamentally alters mana and permanent types.
Mycosynth Lattice
2018 • Magic: The Gathering • Battlebond
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Released in 2018 as part of the Battlebond set, Mycosynth Lattice stands out as a powerful artifact in Magic: The Gathering. Identified by card number 241, this mythic rare card introduces a transformative rule to the game by making all permanents artifacts and all non-battlefield cards colorless. Players can spend mana as though it were any color, offering strategic flexibility that appeals to collectors and competitive players alike. Designed by Anthony S. Waters and Cara Mitten, the card’s high mana cost of six highlights its significant impact on the battlefield. For enthusiasts of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, this release represents a key piece of the Battlebond expansion. Collectors often seek out this card for its unique mechanical influence and status within the set. Whether you are building a thematic collection or exploring the strategic depth of the 2018 release, Mycosynth Lattice offers a distinct experience. Its ability to shift mana costs and permanent types makes it a memorable inclusion in any Magic: The Gathering enthusiast's portfolio.
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Mycosynth Lattice
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Mythic Rare
Anthony S. Waters & Cara Mitten
Card Stock
English
{6}
Artifact
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All permanents are artifacts in addition to their other types. All cards that aren't on the battlefield, spells, and permanents are colorless. Players may spend mana as though it were mana of any color.