The Eighth Edition Murderous Betrayal card, a 2003 Magic: The Gathering rare enchantment essential for collectors completing the 8ED set.
Murderous Betrayal
2003 • Magic: The Gathering • Eighth Edition
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Murderous Betrayal stands as a defining black enchantment from the Eighth Edition expansion, released in 2003. As card number 147 in the set, this rare card offers collectors a tangible connection to one of Magic: The Gathering's most significant printings. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Eighth Edition sets, valuing its role as a powerful board-control tool in the game's history. The product identity is anchored by its distinct card number and set code, ensuring authenticity for those building comprehensive collections. Whether you are a veteran player looking to recall classic gameplay mechanics or a new investor interested in Magic: The Gathering's rich history, this card represents a key piece of the franchise's legacy. Its enduring presence in the game's ecosystem makes it a relevant item for hobbyists who appreciate the strategic depth and artistic heritage of the brand.
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Card Details
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Murderous Betrayal
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Randy Gallegos
Card Stock
English
{B}{B}{B}
Enchantment
B
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{B}{B}, Pay half your life, rounded up: Destroy target nonblack creature. It can't be regenerated.
Which hurts more: a sword in the gut or a dagger in the back?