Identified as card number 165 in the 1998 Portal Second Age expansion, this Magic: The Gathering trading card serves as a core green mana source for collectors and players.
Forest
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • Portal Second Age
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Released in 1998 as part of the Portal Second Age expansion, the Forest card (number 165) is a fundamental component of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by artist Quinton Hoover, this basic land card plays a critical role in deck construction by providing green mana, the essential resource required to cast green spells. The card’s type line clearly identifies it as a Basic Land — Forest, ensuring its universal availability in constructed formats. For collectors, this release represents a key entry from the Portal Second Age set, which was designed to introduce new players to the game’s mechanics. The card features a mana value of zero, reflecting its function as a resource generator rather than a creature or spell. Its green color identity makes it indispensable for decks focused on green-based strategies. The straightforward design and essential gameplay function make it a staple for both seasoned collectors and those exploring the world of trading card games.
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Forest
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Quinton Hoover
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English
Basic Land — Forest
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({T}: Add {G}.)