Lobotomy

Description

The Lobotomy card, numbered 4 in the Friday Night Magic 2006 set, stands as a significant inclusion for Magic: The Gathering collectors. Released in 2006, this promotional set holds a distinct place in the game's history, often distributed at local game stores during Friday Night Magic events. The card is classified as a Rare, indicating its lower print run compared to common or uncommon cards, which adds to its collectibility. The card features a foil finish and is numbered 4 in the Friday Night Magic 2006 set. The artwork is by Thomas M. Baxa, whose illustrations have become iconic within the Magic: The Gathering community. The card is a Sorcery with a mana cost of {2}{U}{B}, requiring two generic mana, one blue mana, and one black mana to cast. With a mana value of 4, it sits in the mid-range for spell casting costs. Gameplay-wise, Lobotomy is a powerful disruption spell. When cast, the target player must reveal their hand. The caster then chooses a card from the revealed hand (excluding basic lands). All cards with the same name as the chosen card are then exiled from the target player's graveyard, hand, and library. Finally, the target player shuffles their library. This effect can completely neutralize an opponent's strategy, making it a formidable tool in competitive play. Lobotomy is a Rare sorcery card from the Friday Night Magic 2006 set. The card's design and gameplay mechanics reflect the creative vision of the Magic: The Gathering development team during this era.