The Emerald Medallion is a rare artifact card from the 1997 Tempest expansion, designed to reduce the casting cost of green spells by one mana.
Emerald Medallion
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • Tempest
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Introduced in the 1997 Tempest expansion, the Emerald Medallion is a rare artifact card that provides a distinct advantage for players focusing on green mana strategies. As card number 283 in the set, this piece of Magic: The Gathering history features artwork by Sue Ellen Brown and costs two generic mana to play. Its primary effect allows casters to reduce the mana cost of green spells by one, making it a functional and desirable addition for any dedicated collection. For enthusiasts of the early Magic: The Gathering era, completing the Tempest set often involves seeking out this artifact. The card's enduring appeal lies in its simple yet powerful utility within the game's mechanics. Whether you are building a vintage collection or simply appreciate the strategic depth of early Magic: The Gathering cards, the Emerald Medallion remains a significant part of the Tempest series. It stands as a testament to the innovative design that made the game a global phenomenon.
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Emerald Medallion
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Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Sue Ellen Brown
Card Stock
English
{2}
Artifact
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Green spells you cast cost {1} less to cast.