The 2000 Magic: The Gathering Prophecy expansion with Flay, card number 65. This black sorcery remains a staple for collectors completing the PCY set.
Flay
2000 • Magic: The Gathering • Prophecy
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Identified by card number 65, this card allows a player to force an opponent to discard a random card, with an additional discard if they fail to pay a small mana cost. Its strategic value lies in its ability to disrupt hand size and resource management, making it a functional piece for any black-aligned collection. Collectors often seek this release to complete the Prophecy set, appreciating its role in the early 2000s design language of Magic: The Gathering. The card features the distinctive border and typography characteristic of the PCY set code, serving as a tangible link to that pivotal year in TCG history. Whether you are a veteran player looking to rebuild a classic deck or a newcomer exploring the game's foundational cards, Flay offers a glimpse into the strategic depth of the era. Adding this card to your collection ensures you have a complete record of one of Magic's most influential sets, preserving the legacy of the Prophecy expansion for future enthusiasts.
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Flay
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Matthew D. Wilson
Card Stock
English
{3}{B}
Sorcery
B
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Target player discards a card at random. Then that player discards another card at random unless they pay {1}.
The Keldons would never admit it, but Greel unsettles them, too.