The 1996 Mirage expansion with Sealed Fate, card #282. This uncommon sorcery is a staple for Magic: The Gathering collectors and set completists.
Sealed Fate
1996 • Magic: The Gathering • Mirage
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Released in 1996 as part of the Mirage expansion, Sealed Fate occupies card number 282 in the Magic: The Gathering catalog. Designed as an uncommon sorcery, this card allows players to look at the top X cards of an opponent's library, exile one, and return the rest to the top in any order. The card features artwork by Terese Nielsen, whose style defined the visual identity of the early Mirage era. Completing a full Mirage checklist often requires securing this card number. The Mirage set remains a foundational block in Magic history, appealing to those who value the game's early design evolution. Whether you are building a personal archive or investing in vintage TCG history, finding the right Sealed Fate copy is a rewarding pursuit. The card’s strategic depth and historical significance make it a notable addition to any collection of 1990s trading card games.
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Featured
Sealed Fate
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Terese Nielsen
Card Stock
English
{X}{U}{B}
Sorcery
B, U
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Look at the top X cards of target opponent's library. Exile one of those cards and put the rest back on top of that player's library in any order.
It's good to know more about your enemy's fate than your enemy does.