Island

Description

The foil basic land Island from Magic 2012 serves as a foundational resource for any blue-aligned deck in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designated as card number 236 within the set, this release features the distinctive foil treatment that collectors appreciate for its visual appeal alongside its functional utility. The card allows players to add one blue mana to their pool when tapped, a critical mechanic for casting spells that require blue mana costs. Released in 2011, the Magic 2012 core set remains a staple in the long-running history of Magic: The Gathering. This basic land card is essential for completing base land collections and ensuring consistent mana production during gameplay. The artist Michael Komarck contributed to the visual identity of the set, giving this foil version a unique texture and finish that distinguishes it from standard non-foil prints. Whether you are building a competitive deck, expanding your library of basic lands, or simply appreciating the foil finish, this Island card offers enduring value. The product details confirm its status as a common rarity with a mana value of zero, making it a versatile and reliable addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection. Owning a foil version adds a layer of collectibility for those who value both the game mechanics and the aesthetic presentation of their cards.