This 1994 Magic: The Gathering Foreign Black Border product features the French edition of card #37 Righteousness, a Rare Instant with a mana cost of {W}.
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • Foreign Black Border
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The 1994 Magic: The Gathering Foreign Black Border series includes card #37 Righteousness, presented here in its French language print. This Rare instant card, illustrated by Douglas Shuler, has a mana cost of {W} and a mana value of 1. Designed for the white mana color identity, it targets a blocking creature to grant it +7/+7 until end of turn within the game mechanics.
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Righteousness
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Douglas Shuler
Card Stock
French
{W}
Instant
W
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Target blocking creature gets +7/+7 until end of turn.
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Righteousness has a mana cost of {W}, representing one white mana. It has a mana value of 1 and belongs to the white color identity in Magic: The Gathering.
The Foreign Black Border version of Righteousness was illustrated by Douglas Shuler. This artist created the artwork for this 1994 French-language print.
This card belongs to the Foreign Black Border set, which carries the set code FBB. It is card number 37 in that specific series.
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