Polymorph

Description

Polymorph, designated as card number 67 in the Magic 2010 set, is a Rare blue Sorcery printed in 2009 for the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed with a mana cost of {3}{U} and a mana value of 4, this card belongs to the blue color identity and serves as a distinct piece of the M10 base checklist. The illustration for this card was created by artist Robert Bliss, adding a specific artistic contribution to the set's visual identity. As a standard layout card, it features the classic sorcery type line and rules text that defines its unique gameplay function. The card’s effect allows the caster to destroy a target creature that cannot be regenerated. Instead of removing the creature from the game entirely, the controller of the destroyed creature must reveal cards from the top of their library until a creature card appears. That revealed creature is then placed onto the battlefield, while all other revealed cards are shuffled back into the library. This mechanic creates a high-stakes interaction, forcing players to risk replacing an opponent's threat with a random creature from their deck. Polymorph is a Rare Sorcery from the 2009 Magic 2010 set that destroys a target creature and forces its controller to reveal cards from their library until a creature card is found. The card's identity is firmly rooted in the 2009 release, making it a staple for those tracking the evolution of blue sorceries during the M10 era. Its straightforward rules text and impactful effect have made it a frequent topic of discussion among Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Completing the Magic 2010 set requires securing this card number, ensuring its place in any comprehensive collection of the brand's history. The card's status as a Rare in the base set highlights its importance within the overall structure of the release.