Memoricide

Description

Released in 2010 as part of the Scars of Mirrodin expansion, Memoricide (card number 69) is a rare foil sorcery card in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by James Ryman, this single-black mana card has a converted mana cost of four and offers a unique strategic advantage through its potent graveyard interaction. The card allows the caster to choose any nonland card name and exile any number of copies of that card from a target player’s library, hand, and graveyard before forcing them to shuffle their library. Collectors value Memoricide not only for its gameplay utility but also for its status within the Scars of Mirrodin set. As a rare parallel with a foil finish, it appeals to builders looking to complete set collections or investors focused on high-quality finishes from this era. The card’s design reflects the aesthetic and mechanical themes of the Mirrodin block, making it a notable artifact for enthusiasts of the game’s history. Its ability to disrupt opponents by removing key resources from multiple zones makes it a staple in various competitive formats, while its foil treatment adds visual appeal for display purposes. Whether you are a seasoned player seeking to refine your deck or a collector appreciating the artistry and rarity of the 2010 release, Memoricide remains a significant card in the Magic: The Gathering landscape.