The 2016 Magic: The Gathering Commander set Temple Bell card, catalog number 277. This rare artifact offers strategic gameplay value for TCG enthusiasts.
Temple Bell
2016 • Magic: The Gathering • Commander
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The Magic: The Gathering Commander set release from 2016 includes the Temple Bell card, designated as number 277 in the catalog. Classified as a rare artifact, this card carries a mana cost of three and serves as a pivotal piece for players seeking strategic depth in their decks. The card's ability allows each player to draw a card when tapped, providing a powerful resource-generating mechanic that influences game flow. As a staple in the Commander format, this artifact is frequently sought after by collectors and players alike for its consistent utility. The design and rules text reflect the creative direction of the 2016 set, making it a notable addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection. Whether used in competitive play or held as a collectible item, the Temple Bell card represents a key element of the Commander series. Its presence on the battlefield offers significant tactical options, ensuring its relevance among trading card game enthusiasts.
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Card Details
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Temple Bell
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Mark Tedin
Card Stock
English
{3}
Artifact
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{T}: Each player draws a card.
Enlightenment is not gained by striking the bell or hearing its toll. It's found in the silence that follows.