Sorceress Queen

Description

Sorceress Queen, card number 162, is a rare black creature from the 1995 Magic: The Gathering Fourth Edition set. This card features the type line Creature — Human Wizard Sorcerer and carries the mana cost of one generic mana and two black mana. Designed by Kaja Foglio, the card represents a significant piece of early Magic history, appealing to collectors who value the foundational sets of the trading card game. The card's ability allows a player to tap it to reduce the base power and toughness of a target creature to 0/2 until the end of the turn. This strategic effect highlights the card's role in controlling the battlefield during gameplay. As a rare card, it holds a distinct place in the Fourth Edition expansion, which remains a cornerstone for many Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Collectors seeking to build a complete Fourth Edition collection often target Sorceress Queen for its rarity and historical significance. The card's design and mechanics reflect the artistic and gameplay standards of the mid-1990s.