Greater Good

Description

The 2005 Ninth Edition Greater Good (245★) foil card stands as a definitive piece of Magic: The Gathering history. As a Rare enchantment within the core set, this card has become a staple in the collector's community, appreciated for both its strategic utility and its elegant foil treatment. The card number 245★ identifies this print run, distinguishing it from the standard non-foil versions that were also widely distributed during the Ninth Edition era. Designed by artist Douglas Shuler, the visual presentation complements the card’s thematic depth. The foil finish adds a shimmering quality that collectors often seek to enhance the aesthetic appeal of their decks or display collections. The card’s rules text outlines a powerful sacrifice mechanic: by sacrificing a creature, the player draws cards equal to that creature’s power, followed by a mandatory discard of three cards. This high-risk, high-reward dynamic has made Greater Good a memorable inclusion in many competitive and casual formats over the years. For collectors, owning a foil version of Greater Good offers a distinct advantage in visual impact. The shimmering surface catches the light, making it a standout piece in any Magic: The Gathering collection. This product represents a key piece for enthusiasts looking to complete their Ninth Edition set or acquire a high-quality foil enchantment. The combination of Shuler’s artwork, the card’s strategic depth, and the foil finish makes the 245★ Greater Good a compelling addition to any serious collection.