Opportunity is a blue Instant card from the 2001 Seventh Edition of Magic: The Gathering, allowing the player to draw four cards.
Opportunity
2001 • Magic: The Gathering • Seventh Edition
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Opportunity stands as a powerful blue Instant within the 2001 Seventh Edition of Magic: The Gathering. Identified as card number 91 in the 7ED set, this Uncommon card features art by Patrick Faricy. The card’s mechanic is straightforward yet impactful: it allows the target player to draw four cards. With a mana cost of {4}{U}{U}, it requires six total mana to cast, making it a significant investment in the early to mid-game stages. The flavor text adds a layer of narrative depth, quoting a pirate creed about ambition overriding morals, which fits the whimsical yet strategic tone of the set. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards often seek out Seventh Edition pieces for their historical significance in the game's evolution. This product represents a key piece of that era, offering both gameplay utility and nostalgic value. Whether you are building a vintage collection or analyzing card mechanics, Opportunity provides a clear example of blue's card advantage strategies.
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Opportunity
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Patrick Faricy
Card Stock
English
{4}{U}{U}
Instant
U
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Target player draws four cards.
Little things like morals shouldn't hinder one's ambition. —Pirate creed
