Biomass Mutation, card number 209 from the 2021 Magic: The Gathering Commander release. This Instant card offers dynamic gameplay potential for collectors and players alike.
Biomass Mutation
2021 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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Biomass Mutation is card number 209 from the 2021 Magic: The Gathering Commander expansion. Designed as an Instant card, it allows players to adjust the base power and toughness of their creatures to a value determined by X mana. This mechanical flexibility makes it a functional tool for strategic deck building. The card was illustrated by Dan Murayama Scott, whose artwork complements the set's aesthetic. For collectors, this release represents a specific point in the Commander product line, appealing to those who value both the narrative and mechanical depth of Magic: The Gathering. The 2021 Commander series continues to be a significant part of the TCG landscape, offering diverse options for enthusiasts looking to expand their collections. Owning this piece connects collectors to the broader community of players who enjoy the evolving strategies of the game.
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Biomass Mutation
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Dan Murayama Scott
Card Stock
English
{X}{G/U}{G/U}
Instant
G, U
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Creatures you control have base power and toughness X/X until end of turn.
"A regression to ancient forms? A glimpse of future evolutions? Or a fleeting alteration of the present?" —Vorel of the Hull Clade