The Merchant Scroll from Magic: The Gathering's Eighth Edition is a blue uncommon sorcery card, numbered 91 in the 2003 core set.
Merchant Scroll
2003 • Magic: The Gathering • Eighth Edition
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The Merchant Scroll stands out in the Magic: The Gathering Eighth Edition core set as a versatile blue sorcery card, numbered 91 in the 2003 release. Designed by David Martin, this uncommon card allows players to search their library for a blue instant card, reveal it, and add it to their hand before shuffling. This mechanic provides critical card advantage and flexibility for blue-based strategies, making it a staple in many competitive and casual decks alike. As a key piece in the blue mana base, it appeals to players and collectors who appreciate the strategic depth of Magic: The Gathering. The card's straightforward yet powerful effect has made it a enduring favorite among enthusiasts. Whether you are completing your 8ED collection or building a blue-themed deck, this card is a valuable addition. Explore our catalog to find high-quality examples of this classic sorcery.
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Card Details
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Merchant Scroll
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
David Martin
Card Stock
English
{1}{U}
Sorcery
U
Card Text
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Search your library for a blue instant card, reveal that card, put it into your hand, then shuffle.
Lat-Nam wizards trade knowledge on scrolls made of magic so they can better guard against thieves and spies.