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The 2010 Scars of Mirrodin release with Dispense Justice, card #5. This Uncommon foil Instant offers powerful creature removal with a Metalcraft bonus.

Dispense Justice

2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Scars of Mirrodin

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Product Overview

Description

Released in 2010 as part of the Scars of Mirrodin expansion, Dispense Justice is card number 5 in the set. Designed by Austin Hsu, this foil Uncommon Instant belongs to the white mana color identity and costs three mana to cast. The card’s mechanics allow a player to force an opponent to sacrifice one attacking creature, with the potential to sacrifice two if the caster controls three or more artifacts, known as Metalcraft. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering value this card for its efficient removal capabilities and its place within the Scars of Mirrodin narrative. The foil treatment adds visual appeal, making it a desirable addition to any collection focused on this era of the game. Whether you are building a deck around the Metalcraft mechanic or simply appreciating the card's role in the set's storyline, Dispense Justice represents a solid piece of TCG history. For investors and hobbyists alike, acquiring cards from this period offers a connection to a pivotal moment in Magic's evolution. The foil finish ensures that the card stands out, reflecting light and drawing attention to its intricate design and powerful text box. By focusing on the integrity and authenticity of each item, we ensure that collectors can build their collections with confidence. The combination of historical significance, mechanical utility, and aesthetic quality makes this card a worthy addition to any serious collection.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2010

Series

Scars of Mirrodin

Card Number

#5

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Uncommon

Artist

Austin Hsu

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Finish

Foil

Mana cost

{2}{W}

Type

Instant

Color

W

Card Text

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Target player sacrifices an attacking creature of their choice. Metalcraft — That player sacrifices two attacking creatures of their choice instead if you control three or more artifacts.

The Accorders never strike first, but they always strike back.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Metalcraft mechanic in Magic: The Gathering?

Metalcraft is a keyword ability that triggers or enhances effects if you control three or more artifacts. In the case of Dispense Justice, it allows you to sacrifice two attacking creatures instead of one if the condition is met.

Who illustrated Dispense Justice?

The artwork for Dispense Justice was created by artist Austin Hsu. His style contributes to the visual identity of the Scars of Mirrodin set, capturing the industrial and mechanical themes of the Mirrodin plane.

How much mana does Dispense Justice cost?

Dispense Justice has a mana cost of {2}{W}, totaling three mana. It is a white Instant card, meaning it can be cast at instant speed during either player's turn.

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