The 2004 Magic: The Gathering Darksteel expansion with this uncommon sorcery card, featuring distinct gameplay mechanics and Pete Venters' art.
Scrounge
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Darksteel
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The 2004 Darksteel set redefined the Magic: The Gathering landscape with its heavy focus on artifact synergies and unique card frames. Within this pivotal release, Scrounge (Card #53) stands out as a potent black sorcery designed to disrupt opponent strategies. Featuring artwork by Pete Venters, this uncommon card offers collectors a tangible piece of the era's design evolution. Mechanically, Scrounge allows a player to target an artifact card in an opponent's graveyard and place it onto the battlefield under their own control. This effect highlights the aggressive artifact-recursion themes that defined the Darksteel block. For serious TCG enthusiasts, acquiring cards from this set is essential for completing collections or understanding the historical context of artifact-focused deck construction. The DST set code marks this as a key component for any comprehensive Magic: The Gathering library, bridging the gap between classic gameplay and the innovative mechanics introduced during this period.
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Scrounge
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Pete Venters
Card Stock
English
{2}{B}
Sorcery
B
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Target opponent chooses an artifact card in their graveyard. Put that card onto the battlefield under your control.
When leonin settlers abandon their homes to the nim, items of value are often left behind.