Enlightened Tutor

Description

The 1996 Mirage expansion Enlightened Tutor card is a foundational white instant that remains a staple for players seeking efficient artifact and enchantment solutions. As card number 14 in the Mirage set, this uncommon card features art by Dan Frazier and carries the distinct MIR set code, marking its place in the early history of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. The card’s design emphasizes its role as a versatile tool for spellcasters, offering a simple yet powerful effect that has endured across decades of gameplay. Enlightened Tutor allows the player to search their library for an artifact or enchantment card, reveal it to their opponent, and then place it on top of their library after shuffling. This one-mana cost makes it an incredibly efficient way to dig for specific pieces needed to execute a strategy or close out a game. The card’s flavor text, "I do not teach. I simply reveal," attributed to Daudi, Femeref tutor, adds a layer of narrative depth that complements its mechanical purpose. Collectors appreciate this card not only for its utility but also for its representation of the Mirage block’s aesthetic and design philosophy. For those building collections or exploring the roots of competitive play, owning an Enlightened Tutor from Mirage provides a tangible connection to the game’s evolving mechanics. The card’s enduring popularity in formats like Commander and Legacy highlights its timeless design. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or new to the hobby, adding this card to your collection offers a piece of Magic history that continues to impact the game today. Explore the diverse selection of Mirage cards available to complete your set or enhance your library.