Simulacrum

Description

The Simulacrum card, identified as card number 161 in the 1995 Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border set, is a distinct entry for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Produced as a Spanish-language print, this uncommon instant card offers a specific variant for collectors building regional or language-specific collections. The card carries the set code 4BB and was illustrated by Mark Poole, adding to its historical value within the Fourth Edition framework. In gameplay mechanics, the card has a mana cost of {1}{B} and a mana value of 2. It functions as an Instant with a black color identity. The card’s effect allows the player to gain life equal to the damage dealt to them during the turn. Additionally, it deals damage to a target creature controlled by the player, matching the amount of damage received that turn. This dual function makes it a strategic tool for board control and life total management. Owning this version of Simulacrum provides a tangible connection to the game's history. The card's straightforward design and utility have kept it relevant among players who appreciate its mechanical simplicity.