Lifelace is a green Instant card from the 1994 Magic: The Gathering Revised Edition (3ED), identified by card number 208 and illustrated by Amy Weber.
Lifelace
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • Revised Edition
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Lifelace, card number 208 in the 1994 Revised Edition of Magic: The Gathering, represents a foundational element of the early trading card game experience. Classified as a green Instant with a mana cost of one, this card allows players to target a spell or permanent, changing its color to green while leaving existing mana symbols untouched. The 3ED release, commonly referred to by collectors as Revised Edition, established a distinct visual identity for the game, and this card features artwork by Amy Weber that complements the set's aesthetic. For enthusiasts building collections of early Magic cards, the Revised Edition holds significant historical weight as the second printing of the original set. The card’s straightforward mechanic and iconic status within the green mana pool make it a notable addition for those interested in the evolution of gameplay strategies during the mid-1990s. Whether you are curating a comprehensive set or focusing on specific card numbers, Lifelace offers a tangible connection to the game's formative years.
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Lifelace
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Amy Weber
Card Stock
English
{G}
Instant
G
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Target spell or permanent becomes green. (Mana symbols on that permanent remain unchanged.)