The Rolling Stones foil card from Magic: The Gathering's 2001 Seventh Edition is a sought-after rare enchantment known for its versatile wall-creatures ability.
Rolling Stones
2001 • Magic: The Gathering • Seventh Edition
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The Rolling Stones card, designated as number 35★, is a distinctive rare enchantment from Magic: The Gathering's Seventh Edition, released in 2001. Designed by Don Hazeltine, this white mana card features a unique gameplay effect that allows wall creatures to attack despite normally being restricted by the defender keyword. This mechanical flexibility makes it a functional piece for decks utilizing wall-based strategies, while its foil treatment adds significant visual appeal for collectors. As a key component of the Seventh Edition set, this card represents a pivotal era in trading card game history, balancing accessibility with deep strategic options. The combination of its innovative rules text and its foil finish ensures that the Rolling Stones card remains a notable entry in the extensive library of Magic cards, appealing to both competitive players and enthusiasts of the franchise's evolution.
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Card Details
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Rolling Stones
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Don Hazeltine
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{W}
Enchantment
W
Card Text
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Wall creatures can attack as though they didn't have defender.
"We spent three weeks trying to knock that wall down. Now it's knocking us down." —Onean sergeant