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The Phyrexian Vault artifact from Magic: The Gathering's Classic Sixth Edition. This 1999 uncommon card offers unique strategic value for TCG collectors.

Phyrexian Vault

1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Classic Sixth Edition

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Product Overview

Description

Released in 1999 as card number 307 in Magic: The Gathering's Classic Sixth Edition, the Phyrexian Vault stands as a distinctive artifact within the trading card game's extensive history. Designed by Hannibal King, this uncommon card introduces a unique resource exchange mechanic that has captivated strategists and collectors alike for decades. The card invites players to sacrifice a creature to draw a card, creating a dynamic tension between board presence and card advantage. This gameplay loop reflects the dark, industrial aesthetic of Phyrexia, a realm known for its mechanical corruption and ruthless efficiency. Collectors often seek out cards from the Classic Sixth Edition for their nostalgic design and foundational role in the game's early years. The Phyrexian Vault is particularly notable for its straightforward yet potent effect, which requires careful decision-making during gameplay. The flavor text, attributed to the character Kaervek, reinforces the card's thematic connection to Phyrexia's culture of sacrifice and industrial brutality. These narrative elements add depth to the collecting experience, transforming each card into a piece of the game's rich lore. For investors and hobbyists, the Phyrexian Vault represents a stable entry point into Magic: The Gathering collectibles. Its uncommon rarity ensures accessibility while maintaining a dedicated fanbase. The card's enduring appeal lies in its balanced design and the strategic depth it brings to various formats. As with all Magic: The Gathering cards, the Phyrexian Vault continues to be a subject of interest for those who appreciate the game's intricate mechanics and artistic heritage. The product remains a testament to the enduring legacy of the Classic Sixth Edition, offering a tangible connection to the game's golden age. The Phyrexian Vault is not just a card; it is a symbol of the strategic complexity that defines Magic: The Gathering. Its inclusion in any collection adds a layer of sophistication and historical significance. Whether for gameplay or display, this card offers a compelling blend of function and form, making it a valuable asset for any serious collector.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

1999

Series

Classic Sixth Edition

Card Number

#307

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Uncommon

Artist

Hannibal King

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Mana cost

{3}

Type

Artifact

Card Text

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{2}, {T}, Sacrifice a creature: Draw a card.

"The secrets of Phyrexia are expensive. You will pay in brass and bone, steel and sinew." —Kaervek

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FAQ

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What is the Phyrexian Vault card in Magic: The Gathering?

The Phyrexian Vault is an uncommon artifact card from the Classic Sixth Edition set, released in 1999. It allows players to sacrifice a creature to draw a card, providing a strategic resource exchange mechanism.

Who illustrated the Phyrexian Vault card?

The artwork for the Phyrexian Vault was created by Hannibal King, known for his contributions to the Magic: The Gathering universe during the late 1990s.

Is the Phyrexian Vault card still playable in modern formats?

The Phyrexian Vault's functionality depends on current format legality and deck construction rules. While its specific mechanics may vary in utility, it remains a notable piece of Magic: The Gathering history.

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