Urza's Bauble is a 0-mana artifact from the 2007 Masters Edition set, designed to disrupt opponents by revealing their hand.
Urza's Bauble
2007 • Magic: The Gathering • Masters Edition
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Urza's Bauble is a foundational artifact card from Magic: The Gathering's Masters Edition, first released in 2007. As an uncommon card numbered 170 in the ME1 set, it serves as a critical tool for resource management in the game. The card allows players to sacrifice it to look at a random card in an opponent's hand, granting information advantage, while also drawing a card during the next player's upkeep. This dual effect makes it a staple in various competitive decks for its efficiency and strategic depth. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Masters Edition sets or to appreciate its role in the game's history. The artwork by Christopher Rush adds to the card's visual appeal, capturing the essence of the artifact's magical nature. For hobbyists, owning Urza's Bauble represents a piece of the game's rich legacy and strategic evolution.
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Urza's Bauble
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Christopher Rush
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English
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Artifact
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{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Look at a card at random in target player's hand. You draw a card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep.