This rare sorcery card from the 2023 Dominaria Remastered set offers collectors a key strategic piece featuring the iconic Gamble mechanic.
Gamble
2023 • Magic: The Gathering • Dominaria Remastered
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Released in 2023 as part of the Dominaria Remastered collection, this Magic: The Gathering card serves as a powerful tool for players and collectors alike. Identified by set code DMR and card number 121, the card is classified as a Rare sorcery with a single red mana cost. Its strategic value lies in its ability to allow players to search their library for any card, reveal it, add it to their hand, discard a random card, and then shuffle their library, creating high-variance gameplay opportunities. The Dominaria Remastered product appeals to enthusiasts looking to complete their sets or acquire nostalgic reprints of beloved cards. The card's design and rules text remain consistent across all printed versions, making it a standard reference for players of various formats. Whether building a competitive deck or expanding a personal collection, this card represents a significant moment in Magic's history, bridging legacy mechanics with modern accessibility.
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Gamble
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Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Andrew Goldhawk
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English
{R}
Sorcery
R
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Search your library for a card, put that card into your hand, discard a card at random, then shuffle.
When you've got nothing, you might as well trade it for something else.