Rakshasa Vizier

Description

This 2014 promotional release features the Rakshasa Vizier, a five-mana Demon creature from Magic: The Gathering’s Khans of Tarkir Promos set. Identified as card number 193 with the set code PKTK, this foil variant presents a unique aesthetic for enthusiasts of the format. The card commands a mana cost of {2}{B}{G}{U}, requiring a diverse mana base to cast effectively. Artwork by Peter Mohrbacher brings the creature to life, depicting a being known for making deals that appear advantageous until the true cost is revealed. In gameplay, the Rakshasa Vizier serves as a powerful value engine. Its ability triggers whenever one or more cards are exiled from your graveyard, allowing you to place an equal number of +1/+1 counters on the creature. This mechanic rewards graveyard manipulation and exile strategies, turning discarded resources into a growing threat on the battlefield. Collectors often seek this promo for its foil treatment and its role within the Khans of Tarkir block’s promotional ecosystem. The combination of the artist’s design, the card’s unique ability, and the foil finish makes it a notable entry for those building comprehensive collections of Magic: The Gathering promos. As a rare foil from 2014, it continues to attract attention from players and investors interested in the Tarkir storyline and its associated card designs.