Shattered Seraph

Description

Collectors of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game often seek out cards from the 2022 Streets of New Capenna expansion for their distinctive art and gameplay utility. This product is for the Shattered Seraph, a creature card identified by card number 333 in the set. The card features a foil treatment, which adds a shimmering finish to the print that appeals to those who value aesthetic presentation alongside gameplay function. The artwork is credited to Erin Vest, whose illustration brings the character to life on the card face. Shattered Seraph is classified as a Creature — Angel Rogue with a mana cost of four generic, one white, one blue, and one black mana. With a mana value of seven and a power/toughness of 4/4, it occupies a specific niche in the game's ecosystem. Its color identity spans white, blue, and black, allowing it to fit into decks that utilize multiple colors. The card possesses the flying keyword, enabling it to evade many ground-based blockers. Upon entering the battlefield, it allows the controller to gain three life, providing immediate board stability. A unique ability allows players to exile the card from their hand for two mana, causing a target land to gain the ability to tap for white, blue, or black mana. This effect lasts until the card is cast from exile, at which point the player may cast it without paying its mana cost. This mechanic offers strategic flexibility, enabling late-game plays that bypass traditional mana constraints. For collectors building a complete Streets of New Capenna set, this foil variant represents a key piece of the collection. The combination of the Angel and Rogue subtypes, along with the multi-color requirements, makes it a memorable inclusion in the series.