The 2007 Lorwyn foil Thoughtseize card (145/169), a rare sorcery from Magic: The Gathering featuring iconic artwork by Aleksi Briclot.
Thoughtseize
2007 • Magic: The Gathering • Lorwyn
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Released in 2007 as part of the Lorwyn set, this foil Thoughtseize card (number 145) remains a cornerstone for collectors of Magic: The Gathering. Designed by artist Aleksi Briclot, the card features a bold foil treatment that highlights its status as a rare sorcery within the expansion. The mechanical impact of the card involves revealing an opponent's hand and forcing a discard, a dynamic interaction that has cemented its place in the game's history. The foil finish adds depth to the card's presentation, making it a standout addition to any focused collection. Whether you are building a set or curating a personal library of powerful spells, Thoughtseize offers both mechanical weight and visual distinction. This card represents a pivotal moment in the strategic evolution of the game, appealing to both nostalgic players and new enthusiasts alike.
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Card Details
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Featured
Thoughtseize
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Aleksi Briclot
Card Stock
English
Foil
{B}
Sorcery
B
Card Text
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Target player reveals their hand. You choose a nonland card from it. That player discards that card. You lose 2 life.
"Any dream is a robust harvest. Still, I prefer the timeworn dreams, heavy with import, that haunt the obsessive mind."