The 2004 Darksteel expansion's Ur-Golem's Eye is a staple artifact card, available here in its distinctive foil treatment for serious Magic: The Gathering collectors.
Ur-Golem's Eye
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Darksteel
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Among its most recognizable pieces is Ur-Golem's Eye, identified by card number 155 in the set. This card functions as a powerful mana accelerator, allowing players to generate two colorless mana with a single tap, a mechanic that defined many strategies during that era. Collectors value the foil version of Ur-Golem's Eye for its shimmering finish, which stands out distinctly against the standard nonfoil cards in the DST set. For those building complete Darksteel collections, this foil variant represents a key component, offering both aesthetic appeal and historical significance to the game's artifact evolution. Whether you are a dedicated set builder or a fan of the game's artifact mechanics, this card holds a unique place in Magic history. The foil treatment adds a layer of prestige, making it a desirable addition for any library dedicated to the 2004 era of the trading card game. It serves as a tangible link to the strategic depths explored during the Darksteel block.
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Ur-Golem's Eye
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Heather Hudson
Card Stock
English
Foil
{4}
Artifact
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{T}: Add {C}{C}.
It still stares accusingly at Memnarch, though millennia have passed since he separated the eye from its body.