The 2001 Magic: The Gathering Deckmasters Icy Manipulator foil card (#36★) is an uncommon artifact that taps target permanents. A distinctive foil treatment for MTG collectors.
Icy Manipulator
2001 • Magic: The Gathering • Deckmasters
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Released in 2001 as part of the Magic: The Gathering Deckmasters series, the Icy Manipulator (#36★) stands out as a unique artifact card with a distinct foil treatment. Designed by Amy Weber, this uncommon card features a mana cost of four and offers a strategic tap ability that allows players to target an artifact, creature, or land. The flavor text adds depth, referencing Arcum Dagsson, the Soldevi Machinist, and the card's original name, the 'Bone Crank.' Completing a Deckmasters collection often involves tracking down these foil variants, making the #36★ card a valuable addition for enthusiasts. The card's ability to disrupt opponent's permanents adds a layer of strategic interest, reflecting the creative gameplay elements of the era. Whether you are building a set or investing in classic Magic cards, this foil artifact is a key component of the 2001 release.
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Icy Manipulator
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Amy Weber
Card Stock
English
Foil
{4}
Artifact
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{1}, {T}: Tap target artifact, creature, or land.
"The scavengers who first found it called it the 'Bone Crank.' Not a bad name, I'd say." —Arcum Dagsson, Soldevi Machinist