Vision Skeins is a blue Instant card from the 2006 Magic: The Gathering Dissension expansion, offering a classic card-drawing effect for your deck.
Vision Skeins
2006 • Magic: The Gathering • Dissension
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Vision Skeins (Card #36) is a blue Instant from the 2006 Magic: The Gathering Dissension set, designed to provide immediate card advantage. With a mana cost of {1}{U} and a mana value of 2, this card allows each player to draw two cards, making it a versatile tool for maintaining hand resources during gameplay. The card features artwork by Aleksi Briclot, whose illustrations helped define the visual identity of the Dissension era. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering often seek out cards from this expansion to complete their Dissension set or to build competitive decks that rely on efficient card draw mechanics. As a common print, Vision Skeins remains an accessible yet essential component for players looking to enhance their blue-based strategies. Whether you are a seasoned player or new to the hobby, this card represents a key piece of Magic's rich history in the Ravnica block.
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Vision Skeins
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Aleksi Briclot
Card Stock
English
{1}{U}
Instant
U
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Each player draws two cards.
"I could see in the other mage's eyes that he'd thought of it too. Then it became a race to exploit the knowledge first."