The foil version of Ripples of Undeath from Magic: The Gathering's 2024 Modern Horizons 3 set, designated as card number 455.
Ripples of Undeath
2024 • Magic: The Gathering • Modern Horizons 3
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Designed by artist Ben Wootten, this card features a distinct black mana cost and a gameplay mechanic that allows players to mill cards and potentially retrieve them, offering both strategic depth and collectible value. The card's design and mechanics reflect the innovative spirit of the Modern Horizons series, appealing to both casual players and serious investors in TCG collectibles. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Modern Horizons 3 sets or to add a unique enchantment to their Magic: The Gathering inventory. Its foil variant enhances its visual appeal, while its gameplay utility ensures it remains relevant in the collector community. For those interested in expanding their Magic: The Gathering library, this foil rare represents a significant piece of the 2024 Modern Horizons 3 release.
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Card Details
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Ripples of Undeath
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Ben Wootten
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{B}
Enchantment
B
Card Text
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At the beginning of your first main phase, mill three cards. Then you may pay {1} and 3 life. If you do, put a card from among those cards into your hand.
As the monster lay dying, it stared into the eyes of the human who slew it. Decades later, it has yet to break its gaze.