Forest

Description

The Forest card, identified as B11 in the 2005 Magic: The Gathering Salvat 2005 set, serves as a fundamental resource for players and collectors of the trading card game. Produced by Salvat and printed in Spanish, this common card is designated with the set code PSAL and carries a mana value of zero. Its type line identifies it as a Basic Land — Forest, placing it among the essential land types required to generate green mana within the game. The card’s rules text allows the controller to tap the card to add one green mana to their mana pool, a core mechanic that supports deck construction and strategic play. Artist John Avon created the visual design for this release, contributing to the aesthetic identity of the Salvat 2005 collection. The 2005 Salvat 2005 release of the Forest card is printed in Spanish, identified by the PSAL set code and card number B11. The basic land format ensures that this card remains a recognizable piece of Magic: The Gathering history, representing the straightforward utility and iconic status of the Forest type. Whether used in gameplay or held as part of a curated collection, the B11 Forest from Salvat 2005 stands as a clear example of the game's enduring design principles.