Azorius Aethermage

Description

The Azorius Aethermage is a distinct Uncommon card from the 2006 Magic: The Gathering Dissension set, carrying the number 104. Designed as a Human Wizard with a mana cost of one white and one blue mana, this creature brings a mana value of three to the battlefield. Its power and toughness are both one, making it a resilient piece of the Azorius color identity that appeals to collectors focusing on the game’s white and blue mechanics. The card’s primary appeal lies in its unique triggered ability. Whenever a permanent is returned to your hand, you have the option to pay one mana to draw a card. This mechanic offers strategic depth, allowing players to cycle through their deck in response to specific game events. The flavor text adds narrative context, referencing the records of every Ætheric transaction bound within the mage’s single metasphere, a nod to the lore surrounding Azor. Collectors often seek this card to complete their set of Uncommon cards from the 2006 release. Whether you are building a library of classic Magic: The Gathering cards or hunting for specific Wizards from the Dissension era, this card provides a solid foundation for both casual and competitive play. The combination of its white and blue colors, combined with its efficient mana cost, makes it a memorable addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection.