Tooth of Ramos

Description

Tooth of Ramos (MMQ #313) is a rare artifact card from the 1999 Mercadian Masques expansion. Designed by David Martin, this foil variant stands out in the Magic: The Gathering collector's market. As a foundational piece of the Temur block, it represents the distinct aesthetic and mechanical identity of the Mercadian Masques set. In gameplay, this artifact provides white mana. Its ability allows players to tap it for one white mana or sacrifice it to gain two white mana. This flexibility makes it a staple for white-aligned strategies, reflecting the card's role in the game's resource management. The foil finish adds a layer of visual appeal, making it a sought-after item for collectors who appreciate the tactile and visual differences between standard and foil prints. For collectors, the Mercadian Masques set holds a special place in Magic history. Released in 1999, it introduced the Temur faction, blending white, green, and black mana. Tooth of Ramos, with its unique name and functionality, embodies the creative spirit of this era. The card's rarity and foil treatment make it a prized addition to any collection, especially for those completing the Mercadian Masques base set. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the game, finding high-quality foil cards from this era can be challenging. This product represents a key piece of Magic's rich history, combining nostalgic value with gameplay utility. The foil finish ensures it stands out in any binder or display, appealing to those who value both the artistic and mechanical aspects of the game.