Tranquility

Description

Tranquility, designated as card number 221, is a sorcery card from the 1994 Foreign Black Border set of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Printed in French with the set code FBB, this common rarity card features a mana cost of {2}{G} and a mana value of 3. The card’s effect allows players to destroy all enchantments on the battlefield, making it a specific tool within the game's early mechanics. Artwork for this card was created by Douglas Shuler. The Foreign Black Border set represents an early international release of the game, distinct from the standard white-border versions. Collectors interested in vintage Magic: The Gathering often look for cards like Tranquility to complete set collections or to explore the game's linguistic diversity. The card’s straightforward sorcery type and single-color green identity place it firmly in the foundational era of the franchise. This page provides catalog details for the 1994 Magic: The Gathering card Tranquility from the Foreign Black Border series. The card’s historical context as part of the 1994 releases adds to its appeal for those studying the evolution of the game. Understanding the specific attributes of cards like Tranquility helps collectors identify and value items from the game's early years accurately. The Foreign Black Border set is a notable part of Magic: The Gathering history, offering a different visual and linguistic experience compared to the original English releases. Tranquility’s ability to clear the board of enchantments reflects the strategic depth present in the game's initial design. The card is printed in French and carries the set code FBB. The card remains a recognizable piece of the 1994 lineup, cited by its number and set affiliation in collector communities.