The 2024 Magic: The Gathering Breaking News foil mythic rare card Fractured Identity (#76) by artist Yohann Schepacz.
Fractured Identity
2024 • Magic: The Gathering • Breaking News
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The 2024 Magic: The Gathering Breaking News foil mythic rare card Fractured Identity (#76) by artist Yohann Schepacz stands as a distinct addition to any trading card game collection. This release, identified by card number 76 in the OTP set code, features a powerful sorcery that allows players to exile a nonland permanent while creating token copies for other participants. The card’s five mana cost and white-blue color identity make it a strategic choice for complex board states. Collectors often seek this foil mythic rare finish for its visual appeal and status as a high-rarity print within the Breaking News series. Whether you are building a competitive deck or assembling a set, this card offers a compelling focal point for your library. The intricate design and mythic rarity ensure it remains a notable item for dedicated hobbyists who value both gameplay utility and collectible integrity.
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Fractured Identity
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Mythic Rare
Yohann Schepacz
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}{W}{U}
Sorcery
U, W
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Exile target nonland permanent. Each player other than its controller creates a token that's a copy of it.
Reality Breach Engulfs Town—All Four Mayors Urge Caution