Basalt Monolith

Description

The Basalt Monolith holds a distinct place in Magic: The Gathering history as part of the 2013 Magic Online Promos series. Designed as a powerful artifact, this card features a mana cost of three and offers a unique mechanical advantage: it does not untap during your untap step but can be untapped by paying three generic mana. This design encourages strategic resource management, appealing to collectors who appreciate the intricate gameplay depth of the era. Yeong-Hao Han’s artwork brings this elemental construct to life, capturing the essence of magical engineering that defines the franchise. The foil finish adds a layer of visual appeal, making this release a standout for enthusiasts of the Magic Online Promos subset. Collectors often seek out items from this catalog identity to complete their themed collections or to appreciate the evolution of card design in the early 2010s. The card number 43602 serves as a precise identifier for this version, ensuring accuracy for serious hobbyists. Whether you are building a library of promotional artifacts or studying the mechanics of legendary cards, this product offers a tangible connection to the game's rich lore.