Lux Cannon

Description

Lux Cannon is a Mythic Rare artifact card from the Scars of Mirrodin expansion, released in 2010 by Wizards of the Coast. Illustrated by Martina Pilcerova, this card holds the number 173 within the set and is recognized by the SOM set code. As a Mythic Rare, it sits at the highest tier of rarity for standard sets, making it a notable addition for serious Magic: The Gathering collectors. The card functions as a potent artifact with a mana cost of four. Its primary mechanic revolves around charge counters. Players can tap the Lux Cannon to place a charge counter on it, building up power over time. Once three charge counters have accumulated, the card allows the controller to remove them to destroy a target permanent. This ability makes it a versatile tool for controlling the board state, offering a direct answer to opposing threats without requiring mana-intensive spells. For collectors, the Scars of Mirrodin era represents a distinct period in Magic history, focusing on the conflict between the sentient metal plane of Mirrodin and the Phyrexian invasion. The Lux Cannon stands out due to its strategic depth and the visual appeal of its Mythic Rare treatment. Whether you are completing a set, building a Commander deck, or investing in key artifacts from this pivotal year, this card offers significant collector value. By focusing on catalog accuracy and collector needs, we ensure that every listing meets the standards of informed traders. Explore the diverse range of artifacts and rares from 2010 to find the pieces that complete your collection.