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The 2005 Magic Premiere Shop Forest foil card (PMPS #305) is a foundational basic land featuring artist Anthony S. Waters and a distinctive foil finish.

Forest

2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2005

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Product Overview

Description

The 2005 Magic Premiere Shop Forest card, cataloged as number 305 in the PMPS set, represents a cornerstone of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. As a Basic Land — Forest, this card provides the green mana necessary to cast spells within the game’s complex ecosystem. Produced in 2005, this release carries the PMPS set code, identifying it as part of the Magic Premiere Shop series distributed through Wizards of the Coast’s official retail channels. Collectors often seek this product for its tangible connection to the game’s history and its distinctive foil treatment, which adds a layer of visual interest to the standard card design. The artwork by Anthony S. Waters is rendered in a foil finish, giving the card a shimmering quality that distinguishes it from its non-foil counterparts. For TCG enthusiasts, basic lands like this Forest are essential components of any deck, serving as the primary source of mana generation. The 2005 printing year places this card in a specific era of the game’s development, making it a point of interest for those who appreciate the evolution of card design and distribution. While it remains a common rarity in terms of print run, the foil variant is often preferred by collectors for its durability and aesthetic appeal. Integrating this card into a collection allows owners to hold a piece of the Magic: The Gathering legacy, bridging the gap between gameplay utility and collectible value. Whether used for gameplay or kept as a standalone collectible, the Forest card embodies the simplicity and power that define the game’s core mechanics.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2005

Series

Magic Premiere Shop 2005

Card Number

#305

Featured Subject

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Featured

Forest

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Artist

Anthony S. Waters

Material

Card Stock

Language

Japanese

Finish

Foil

Type

Basic Land — Forest

Card Text

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({T}: Add {G}.)

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PMPS set code on Magic cards?

PMPS stands for Magic Premiere Shop, indicating the card was distributed through Wizards of the Coast's official retail partners rather than standard booster packs. This set code helps collectors identify the specific distribution channel and era of the card's release.

Who is the artist for the 2005 Forest card?

The artwork for this Forest card was created by Anthony S. Waters. His style is known for blending natural elements with the fantasy aesthetics typical of Magic: The Gathering during the mid-2000s.

Is the Forest a basic land in Magic: The Gathering?

Yes, the Forest is one of the five basic lands in the game. It allows players to generate green mana by tapping the card, which is essential for casting green spells and activating abilities.

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