This 2011 foil Entomb card from the Premium Deck Series: Graveborn set offers collectors a premium finish on a powerful black instant.
Entomb
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Premium Deck Series: Graveborn
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Released in 2011, the Entomb card from Magic: The Gathering’s Premium Deck Series: Graveborn stands as a staple for fans of the black mana color identity. As card number 14 in the PD3 set, this rare instant features a distinctive foil treatment that enhances its collector value beyond its gameplay utility. Designed by artist Ron Spears, the card allows players to search their library for any card and place it directly into their graveyard, a mechanic that has made it a versatile tool across various formats. The foil finish provides a tactile and visual appeal that resonates with enthusiasts looking to complete their Graveborn collection or add a high-quality staple to their portfolio. Whether you are building a set or investing in a timeless Magic: The Gathering piece, this card represents a significant moment in the game’s history. Its enduring popularity ensures that the Entomb foil remains a desirable item for both seasoned hobbyists and new collectors exploring the depths of the game.
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Featured Subject
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Entomb
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Ron Spears
Card Stock
English
Foil
{B}
Instant
B
Card Text
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Search your library for a card, put that card into your graveyard, then shuffle.
A grave is the safest place to store ill-gotten treasures.