Tolarian Contempt

Description

As card number 108 in the set, this Uncommon enchantment features a tactile surface that elevates its visual appeal beyond standard prints. Collectors often seek out these etched variants for their unique texture and the way they catch the light, making them desirable additions to any Magic: The Gathering library. From a gameplay perspective, Tolarian Contempt serves as a formidable control tool. With a mana value of five and a casting cost of three generic mana plus two blue mana, it commands the board by forcing opponents to manage their creatures carefully. When this enchantment enters the battlefield, it places a rejection counter on each creature your opponents control. During your end step, you can force the owners of those creatures to shuffle them into either the top or bottom of their libraries, creating significant disruption and strategic depth. Designed by artist Tuan Duong Chu, the card’s etched treatment adds a layer of sophistication that appeals to both competitive players and aesthetic-focused collectors. The combination of its powerful board-wiping effect and the high-quality etched print makes it a standout piece in the Aftermath set. Whether you are building a blue-based control deck or looking to complete a collection of premium Magic cards, this release offers a compelling blend of function and form.