Forced Worship

Description

Forced Worship enters the Magic: The Gathering trading card game as card number 11 from the 2011 New Phyrexia set. Designed by Karl Kopinski, this common white enchantment—specifically an Aura—adds strategic depth to competitive decks through its unique control capabilities. Players use this card to restrict opposing creature movements by preventing the enchanted target from attacking, offering a tactical advantage in turn-based gameplay. The card’s mana cost of one generic and one white mana makes it accessible, while its activated ability allows players to return the Aura to their hand for potential reuse later in the match. Collectors often seek out this piece to complete their New Phyrexia set runs or to build thematic white-weenie decks that rely on board control. The flavor text hints at the set’s darker narrative themes, adding lore value for enthusiasts of the Magic universe. Whether you are a seasoned TCG player or a new collector exploring iconic cards from this era, Forced Worship represents a staple of the New Phyrexia expansion. Its straightforward mechanics and clean design make it a recognizable and functional addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection.