The M11 release of Magic: The Gathering with this Aether Adept card, identified by number 41 in the 2010 catalog.
Aether Adept
2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic
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The Aether Adept is a notable component of the Magic: The Gathering M11 set, released in 2010. Identified as card number 41 in the base Magic collection, this card features a Human Wizard creature type with a mana cost of three blue mana. Designed by artist Eric Deschamps, the card serves as a functional piece for collectors building out the core M11 set. The Aether Adept's ability allows players to return a target creature to its owner's hand when it enters the battlefield, making it a recognizable tool in the game's strategic landscape. For enthusiasts of the Magic trading card game, acquiring this card number is often a key step in completing the M11 checklist. The M11 release remains a significant entry point for new and veteran players alike, and owning individual cards like the Aether Adept helps preserve the integrity of the original print run. Whether you are focusing on set completion or specific card numbers, this M11 release offers a tangible connection to that era of the game.
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Card Details
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Aether Adept
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Eric Deschamps
Card Stock
English
{1}{U}{U}
Creature — Human Wizard
2 / 2
U
Card Text
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When this creature enters, return target creature to its owner's hand.
Some mages do their best work in solitude. Others do their best work creating it.