The Crystal Shard foil card from the 2003 Mirrodin expansion. This Uncommon artifact card #159 features unique gameplay mechanics for Magic: The Gathering collectors.
Crystal Shard
2003 • Magic: The Gathering • Mirrodin
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Designed by Doug Chaffee, this Uncommon card carries a mana cost of {3} and functions as a versatile artifact in gameplay. Its ability allows players to return target creatures to their owner's hand by paying {1}, offering strategic control options that appeal to competitive players and casual enthusiasts alike. The Crystal Shard foil variant adds visual appeal with its shimmering finish, distinguishing it from non-foil versions in the same print run. For those building comprehensive sets or focusing on artifact-centric decks, this card provides both mechanical utility and collectible value. The flavor text hints at the vedalken's perspective on multiversal travel, adding narrative layer to the card's identity. Whether you are a seasoned Magic: The Gathering veteran or new to the hobby, acquiring this release contributes to a well-rounded collection of Mirrodin memorabilia.
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Crystal Shard
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Doug Chaffee
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}
Artifact
Card Text
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{3}, {T} or {U}, {T}: Return target creature to its owner's hand unless its controller pays {1}.
The vedalken know it is not of this world, so they know that this world is not the only one.