Ojutai Monument

Description

Released in 2015 as part of the Dragons of Tarkir expansion, card number 242 known as Ojutai Monument is an uncommon artifact in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by artist Daniel Ljunggren, this card features a mana cost of three and holds a mana value of three, fitting into the white and blue color identity. It serves as a foundational piece for collectors exploring the artifact archetypes of this era. The card functions primarily as a mana source, allowing players to tap it to add either white or blue mana to their pool. This flexibility makes it a staple in decks requiring specific color combinations. Additionally, it offers a transformative option: by spending four white and one blue mana, the artifact can become a 4/4 white and blue Dragon artifact creature with flying until the end of the turn. This dual nature appeals to collectors interested in the strategic depth of the Tarkir block. Ojutai Monument represents the thematic focus on dragons and ancient strongholds that defined the Dragons of Tarkir set. Whether you are building a collection based on specific sets or focusing on artifact cards, this piece provides insight into the game's design philosophy during this period. Collectors often seek out cards from this expansion due to their strong artistic direction and mechanical innovation. The Ojutai Monument stands out for its efficient cost-to-effect ratio, making it a recognizable name among Magic enthusiasts.