Decree of Justice

Description

The Decree of Justice foil card from the 2007 Judge Gift Cards series occupies card number 5 in this release. Produced by Wizards of the Coast for Magic: The Gathering, this rare card features a foil finish and was illustrated by Alan Pollack. This context gives the card a distinct place in the history of the game's promotional materials. As a white sorcery, Decree of Justice requires a mana cost of {X}{X}{2}{W}{W} to cast. Its primary effect allows players to create X 4/4 white Angel creature tokens with flying. This ability makes it a powerful board presence when X is set high. The card also includes a cycling ability with a cost of {2}{W}. When a player discards this card to cycle it, they draw a card. During this process, they may pay an additional {X} to create X 1/1 white Soldier creature tokens instead of Angels. This dual-token mechanic offers strategic flexibility in deck construction. The card features a foil treatment and is part of the Judge Gift Cards distribution. The combination of the rare foil finish and the unique judge-centric origin makes it a notable item for those who track promotional Magic: The Gathering releases. Its position as card number 5 places it firmly within the base checklist of the 2007 series. The card’s design and mechanics reflect the design philosophy of the mid-2000s era of the trading card game. This card is part of the 2007 Judge Gift Cards distribution. The detailed rules text and unique distribution history make it a subject of interest for serious players and historians of the game. Understanding the mechanics of Decree of Justice helps explain its role in the game's competitive and casual environments during its release period.