The Ghirapur Orrery from the 2020 Kaladesh Promos set is a sought-after artifact card for Magic: The Gathering collectors and players.
Ghirapur Orrery
2020 • Magic: The Gathering • Kaladesh Promos
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The Ghirapur Orrery stands as a significant artifact in the Magic: The Gathering Kaladesh Promos series, released in 2020. Identified by card number 216p, this rare card captures the intricate engineering themes central to the Kaladesh block. As a collector, acquiring this promo card offers a tangible connection to the world of Aether and the innovative city of Ghirapur. Designed by Kirsten Zirngibl, the card features a mana cost of four and functions as a powerful engine for resource generation. Its abilities allow each player to play an additional land per turn, providing crucial acceleration, while also offering a draw mechanism for players with empty hands. This dual utility makes it a favorite among players looking to enhance their deck strategies. Whether you are building a themed deck or expanding your archive of rare artifacts, this card represents a key piece of the Kaladesh era.
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Ghirapur Orrery
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Magic: The Gathering
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Kirsten Zirngibl
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English
{4}
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Each player may play an additional land on each of their turns. At the beginning of each player's upkeep, if that player has no cards in hand, that player draws three cards.
This detailed model allows the edificers to examine the city from every angle.