Grindclock

Description

Grindclock stands as a pivotal artifact in the Magic: The Gathering Scars of Mirrodin set, released in 2010. Numbered 163, this rare card offers collectors a tangible piece of the Mirran industrial aesthetic. The card’s foil treatment adds significant visual appeal, making it a standout addition to any organized play collection or themed deck. Designed by Nils Hamm, the card embodies the mechanical and metallic themes central to the Scars of Mirrodin expansion. As an artifact with a mana value of two, Grindclock provides strategic flexibility, allowing players to mill cards by accumulating charge counters. This functional depth, combined with its shiny finish, drives interest among both competitive players and casual hobbyists. Collectors often seek this foil version to complete their Scars of Mirrodin sets or to appreciate the artist's interpretation of the clockwork world. Its status as a rare card ensures it remains a relevant target for those documenting the history of the game's physical products. Whether used in gameplay or displayed as part of a curated collection, Grindclock represents a key component of the Scars of Mirrodin experience.