# 2005 Magic: The Gathering Salvat 2005 #F25

> The Death Pit Offering (F25) is a Rare enchantment from the 2005 Magic: The Gathering Salvat 2005 set, printed in Spanish with a mana cost of {2}{B}{B}.

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## Identity

- **Year**: 2005
- **Brand**: Magic: The Gathering
- **Set**: Salvat 2005
- **Card Number**: F25
- **Featured**: Death Pit Offering
- **Game**: Magic: The Gathering
- **Rarity**: Rare
- **Mana cost**: {2}{B}{B}
- **Type**: Enchantment
- **Color**: B
- **Language**: Spanish
- **Material**: Card Stock
- **Finish**: Normal

## Description

Printed in Spanish for the international market, this Rare enchantment requires a mana cost of {2}{B}{B} to cast. The card’s mechanical identity centers on a high-impact board state change: when the enchantment enters the battlefield, the controller must sacrifice all creatures they control, but in exchange, all remaining creatures receive a +2/+2 power and toughness boost. This effect creates a dramatic shift in gameplay dynamics by clearing the board while simultaneously empowering the surviving units. Designed by artist Pete Venters, the card belongs to the black mana color identity, appealing to collectors who focus on specific color groups or set completeness. The Salvat 2005 series is a well-known subset of Magic cards that featured unique artwork and design elements distinct from the primary English-language expansions of that year. Collectors often track the F25 card number to ensure their set is complete, as subset cards can vary in availability depending on region and print run. The Salvat 2005 series includes this Rare card, identified by the code F25. As a Black Enchantment with a mana value of 4, the card requires the player to sacrifice all controlled creatures to grant +2/+2 to the remaining ones. Focus on the card’s unique entry effect and the artist’s contribution to the set’s visual identity when evaluating this piece for your library.

## FAQ

### What is the mana cost of Death Pit Offering?

The mana cost for the Death Pit Offering card is {2}{B}{B}, requiring two colorless mana and two black mana to cast. This places its mana value at 4, making it a mid-to-late game enchantment.

### Who illustrated the Death Pit Offering card?

The artwork for the F25 card in the 2005 Salvat 2005 set was created by Pete Venters. His style contributes to the distinct visual identity of this Spanish-language subset.

### What does the Death Pit Offering enchantment do?

When Death Pit Offering enters the battlefield, you sacrifice all creatures you control. However, all creatures you control then get +2/+2 until end of turn, allowing you to clear the board while significantly boosting your remaining units.

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