Ironwright's Cleansing

Description

Ironwright's Cleansing stands as a functional and visually distinct component of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, specifically originating from the 2016 Eldritch Moon expansion. This product is cataloged as card number 32 and features a foil treatment that enhances its appeal for enthusiasts of the format. Designed by John Stanko, the card represents the white mana identity, serving as a sorcery with a mana cost of {2}{W}. For collectors focused on specific set completions or parallel builds, this foil variation provides a tangible connection to the era's design language and mechanical depth. The card allows players to exile a target artifact or enchantment, a utility that remains relevant for strategic gameplay. As a common rarity, it offers an accessible entry point into the Eldritch Moon series while maintaining the premium aesthetic of the foil print run. The combination of the Eldritch Moon set's unique aesthetic and the foil finish makes this card a notable item for those who value both the game's history and the visual presentation of its components.