Everflowing Chalice

Description

Numbered 39620 within the 2014 Magic Online Promos set, the Everflowing Chalice is an artifact card featuring a foil treatment. Designed by Charles Urbach, this card carries an uncommon rarity and a mana cost of {0}. The multikicker mechanic allows players to pay an additional {2} any number of times as they cast the spell. Paying the additional mana cost as the spell is cast places a charge counter on the artifact. The card’s ability lets you tap it to add one colorless mana for each charge counter on it, making it a flexible resource generator. Collectors often target Magic Online Promos cards for their distinct release history and foil finish. This artifact card provides a unique gameplay experience with its variable mana output. The card's design and mechanics reflect the strategic depth of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Its low mana cost and scalable effect make it a notable piece for enthusiasts of the format. The promotional nature of this release adds to its appeal for those who track specific set variants. Building a collection of Magic Online Promos requires attention to card numbers and finish types. The card allows players to tap the artifact to add one colorless mana for each charge counter on it. The card's simplicity in cost contrasts with its potential for high mana production, creating interesting strategic possibilities. For investors in collectible card games, promotional artifacts from this era hold steady interest. The combination of foil printing and promotional status makes this card a distinct item in the broader Magic: The Gathering catalog.