Complete your Saviors of Kamigawa collection with this essential instant card, featuring Jeff Miracola's artwork and classic Kamigawa-era mechanics.
Cut the Earthly Bond
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Saviors of Kamigawa
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Cut the Earthly Bond, numbered 32 in the 2005 Saviors of Kamigawa expansion, stands as a foundational piece for Magic: The Gathering collectors focusing on the Kamigawa block. Designed by Jeff Miracola, this common instant card offers players a straightforward removal option, returning an enchanted permanent to its owner's hand for a single blue mana. For those building decks centered around enchantments, this card provides necessary utility and interaction against opposing strategies. Collectors often seek out cards from the Saviors of Kamigawa set to complete their base set runs or to appreciate the distinct aesthetic of the late 2000s era. The SOK set code helps identify this printing within the broader Magic product line. Whether you are a seasoned player looking to refine your strategy or a new collector exploring the depths of Magic's history, this card represents a key component of the era's gameplay.
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Cut the Earthly Bond
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Jeff Miracola
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English
{U}
Instant — Arcane
U
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Return target enchanted permanent to its owner's hand.
"The more kami that passed through the veil that separated them from our world, the weaker that veil became, threatening to tear into tatters at the slightest pressure." —*The History of Kamigawa*