Disenchant

Description

Released in 2016 as part of the Conspiracy: Take the Crown expansion, the Disenchant card (card number 82, set code CN2) holds a distinct place in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game history. This foil variation brings a premium finish to one of the game's most universally recognized instant spells, appealing to collectors who appreciate both functional gameplay staples and aesthetic print runs. Disenchant operates as a white instant with a mana cost of one generic mana and one white mana, resulting in a mana value of two. Its effect allows a player to destroy a target artifact or enchantment, a versatile removal option that has seen play across various formats for decades. For collectors, owning a foil version of such a staple card adds a layer of visual interest that standard non-foil prints lack. The foil treatment catches the light differently, highlighting the card's identity as a common rarity within the CN2 set while elevating its display potential. Collectors often seek out foil commons from specific sets like Conspiracy: Take the Crown to complete specialized collections or to build themed displays based on set codes and card numbers. The combination of the CN2 set code, card number 82, and the foil finish creates a unique identifier for this release. Whether you are building a library of essential removal spells or curating a collection of Magic: The Gathering memorabilia, this foil Disenchant represents a key entry point into the 2016 Conspiracy era. Its enduring utility and striking foil finish make it a worthwhile addition for any serious collector looking to document the breadth of the game's print history.