Stupor

Description

Released in 1999 as part of the Classic Sixth Edition, the Stupor card occupies card number 158 in the set's sequence. Designed as a Black sorcery with a mana cost of two generic and one black mana, this spell allows a player to force an opponent to discard a random card and then discard another card of their choice. The card's mana value is three, making it a relatively efficient disruption tool within the game's mechanics. Collectors often seek this card for its place in the historic Classic Sixth Edition release, which remains a cornerstone for Magic: The Gathering trading card game enthusiasts. The card features art by Mike Kimble, whose style is recognized by fans of the era. With an uncommon rarity status, it represents a valuable addition to any complete set collection or focused Black-aligned deck builder's archive. The flavor text, referencing a Suq'Ata saying about medicines for idleness, adds narrative depth to the card's identity.