The 1997 Fifth Edition Truce card, a rare white instant from Magic: The Gathering featuring Donato Giancola art.
Truce
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • Fifth Edition
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The 1997 release of Magic: The Gathering Fifth Edition remains a cornerstone for collectors seeking foundational pieces of the game's history. Among the 350-card set, Truce (card number 65) stands out as a powerful white instant that balances resource acquisition with life preservation. As a rare card, it offers players a strategic choice: draw up to two cards and gain two life for each card drawn below that maximum. This mechanic makes it a versatile tool in many decks, appealing to both competitive players and nostalgic hobbyists. Designed by Donato Giancola, the card represents the classic aesthetic of Magic's early years. Collectors often seek out Fifth Edition cards to complete their sets or to appreciate the iconic design elements that defined the game during this era. Truce’s simple yet effective rules text has kept it relevant in various formats, making it a staple for those who enjoy classic Magic strategies. Whether you are building a vintage collection or looking to add a reliable card to your binder, this piece of Magic history is worth considering.
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Truce
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Donato Giancola
Card Stock
English
{2}{W}
Instant
W
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Each player may draw up to two cards. For each card less than two a player draws this way, that player gains 2 life.
Not all victories require defeat. —Onean idiom