Chaoslace is a rare red instant from Magic: The Gathering's 1995 Fourth Edition, serving as a versatile tool for color identity manipulation in gameplay.
Chaoslace
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Fourth Edition
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Chaoslace, identified as card number 182 in the Fourth Edition set, remains a notable artifact for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts who appreciate the game's foundational mechanics. Released in 1995, this rare instant card allows players to target a spell or permanent, changing its color identity to red without altering its original mana symbols. This unique interaction offers strategic depth, enabling flexible mana management and targeting options that were crucial during the game's early competitive eras. The Chaoslace card features artwork by Dameon Willich, capturing the distinctive visual style of the era. As a rare card, it holds significant value for those looking to complete the full Fourth Edition checklist or for players who enjoy building decks around color-hopping strategies. Whether you are a long-time veteran or new to the hobby, adding this card to your collection provides a tangible connection to the history of TCG design and gameplay innovation. The product represents a stable piece of gaming history, appealing to both set builders and strategic gamers alike.
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Chaoslace
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Dameon Willich
Card Stock
English
{R}
Instant
R
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Target spell or permanent becomes red. (Its mana symbols remain unchanged.)
