Prophetic Prism

Description

Released in 2010 as part of the Rise of the Eldrazi expansion, the Prophetic Prism (card number 222) stands out among Magic: The Gathering artifacts for its dual utility. This common foil card, illustrated by John Avon, functions as a low-cost mana source that adapts to any color requirement during gameplay. For collectors, the foil finish adds a distinct visual appeal that elevates this everyday utility card beyond its standard rarity classification. In terms of mechanics, the Prism allows players to draw a card when it enters the battlefield, providing immediate card advantage. Once in play, it can be tapped to produce one mana of any color for a single mana cost. This flexibility makes it a staple in multicolored strategies, allowing decks to maintain momentum while building resources. The combination of John Avon’s artwork and the shimmering foil treatment creates a collectible piece that appeals to both competitive players and aesthetic-focused collectors. Whether you are building a new deck or expanding your artifact collection, this card represents a key piece of Magic's rich history. Exploring the diverse inventory available helps collectors find the exact quality and finish they desire for their personal holdings.