This 1995 Magic: The Gathering artifact card from the Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border set offers a unique resource generation mechanic for collectors and players.
Green Mana Battery
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border
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The Green Mana Battery is a notable artifact card from the 1995 Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border set, identified by card number 323. Designed by Christopher Rush, this piece is a staple for enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering who appreciate the strategic depth of the game's early eras. As a rare card, it holds a distinct place in the history of the product line, drawing interest from those who value the foundational mechanics that define the hobby. Functionally, the card allows players to store mana for later use, a mechanic that has influenced deck building strategies for decades. Collectors often seek out this card to complete their Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border collections or to acquire a piece of the brand's legacy. The combination of its artistic presentation by Christopher Rush and its gameplay utility makes it a significant item for any serious collection. Whether used for historical reference or gameplay nostalgia, the Green Mana Battery represents a key moment in the evolution of trading card games.
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Green Mana Battery
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Christopher Rush
Card Stock
English
{4}
Artifact
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{2}, {T}: Put a charge counter on this artifact. {T}, Remove any number of charge counters from this artifact: Add {G}, then add an additional {G} for each charge counter removed this way.