Holy Strength is a foundational white Enchantment-Aura from Magic: The Gathering's Limited Edition Beta, numbered 25 in the original 1993 set.
Holy Strength
1993 • Magic: The Gathering • Limited Edition Beta
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Holy Strength, designated as card number 25 in Magic: The Gathering's Limited Edition Beta, remains a cornerstone for collectors of the original 1993 release. Crafted by artist Anson Maddocks, this common white card functions as an Enchantment — Aura with a mana cost of one white mana. When attached to a creature, it grants a +1/+2 power and toughness boost, making it a staple in early Magic strategies. The Limited Edition Beta set holds immense historical weight as the second printing of Magic: The Gathering, featuring the now-iconic black border design. For investors and hobbyists alike, Holy Strength represents an accessible entry point into this legendary collection. Its straightforward mechanics and early release status make it a favorite for those completing Beta sets or building vintage-themed decks. As a key component of the white mana base, this card continues to be sought after by enthusiasts who value the foundational elements of the trading card game.
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Holy Strength
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Anson Maddocks
Card Stock
English
{W}
Enchantment — Aura
W
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Enchant creature Enchanted creature gets +1/+2.
