The 2013 Magic: The Gathering Commander Edition features Surveyor's Scope, a rare artifact card numbered 262, designed by Daniel Ljunggren.
Surveyor's Scope
2013 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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Surveyor's Scope, identified as card number 262 in the 2013 Magic: The Gathering Commander set, is a powerful artifact card for strategic gameplay. Designed by Daniel Ljunggren, this rare card allows players to search their library for basic land cards based on the number of players who control at least two more lands than the owner. This unique mechanic supports deck-building strategies focused on land acceleration and board presence. Collectors value this piece for its distinctive artwork and functional design within the Commander format. The card's mana cost of {2} and mana value of 2 make it an efficient addition to any artifact-heavy deck. As a staple in the Commander series, Surveyor's Scope represents a key element of the 2013 release, appealing to both competitive players and hobbyists seeking to complete their collection. The card's ability to adapt to different game states adds to its enduring appeal among Magic enthusiasts.
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Surveyor's Scope
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Magic: The Gathering
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Daniel Ljunggren
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English
{2}
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{T}, Exile this artifact: Search your library for up to X basic land cards, where X is the number of players who control at least two more lands than you. Put those cards onto the battlefield, then shuffle.