City of Brass

Description

The City of Brass card from Magic: The Gathering's 1995 Rinascimento set is a distinctive land card identified by number 171. This Italian language version, classified as an Uncommon rarity, features artwork by Mark Tedin. As a Land type card with a mana value of 0, it serves a specific mechanical purpose in the game. The card's rules allow the player to tap it to add one mana of any color to their resources. However, this utility comes with a cost: whenever the land becomes tapped, it deals 1 damage to the player controlling it. This trade-off defines the card's identity within the Rinascimento expansion. This Italian-language print of City of Brass from the 1995 Rinascimento set is card number 171 in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. The combination of versatile mana generation and the associated life cost makes the City of Brass a notable piece of the game's history. The card's design and function remain a key part of the Rinascimento set's identity, offering a glimpse into the game's early design philosophy. The card functions as a Land that allows the player to add one mana of any color when tapped, but deals 1 damage to the player each time it is used.