Orzhov Signet is a common artifact card from the 2011 Magic: The Gathering Commander set, designed to accelerate mana production for White and Black decks.
Orzhov Signet
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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Released in 2011 by Wizards of the Coast, Orzhov Signet (CMD 255) is a staple artifact in the Magic: The Gathering Commander format. This common card allows players to tap the artifact to add one white and one black mana to their pool, facilitating faster spell casting for decks built around the Orzhov guild's philosophy. The card features artwork by Greg Hildebrandt, who brings a distinct visual style to the Commander series. For collectors and players alike, this product represents a foundational piece of the game's history, offering both functional utility and nostalgic value. Whether you are building a new deck or expanding your collection of Commander essentials, this card remains a key component for enthusiasts of the format. Its straightforward mechanics and iconic imagery make it a favorite among those who appreciate the strategic depth of Magic: The Gathering. The card's design reflects the artistic direction of the era, appealing to those who collect based on set identity and artist work.
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Orzhov Signet
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Greg Hildebrandt
Card Stock
English
{2}
Artifact
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{1}, {T}: Add {W}{B}.
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