Tooth and Nail

Description

Designed by Jesper Ejsing, this Rare card carries a mana cost of five generic mana and two green mana, totaling a mana value of seven. As a single-colored green card, it fits distinctly within the game's color pie while offering significant strategic flexibility through its unique abilities. The card's design centers on a dual-choice mechanic accessible via the entwine cost of two additional mana. Players can choose to search their library for up to two creature cards, reveal them, and place them into their hand before shuffling the library. Alternatively, they may choose to put up to two creature cards directly from their hand onto the battlefield. When the entwine cost is paid, both effects occur simultaneously. This versatility makes the card a staple for collectors analyzing the game's complex rules interactions during this era. For Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts, this release represents a key moment in the game's history. The Modern Masters series was crafted to bring powerful cards from older formats into the modern competitive landscape. Tooth and Nail remains a notable inclusion due to its ability to drastically shift board states. Collectors often seek this card number to complete their Modern Masters roster or to appreciate the artistic and mechanical contributions of the time. Whether building a collection of rare sorceries or exploring the strategic depth of green mana, this card holds a distinct place in the collector's catalog. Its enduring relevance in gameplay discussions keeps it a focal point for those studying the evolution of Magic: The Gathering mechanics.