Pacifism

Description

Released in 1997 as part of the Tempest expansion, this Magic: The Gathering trading card game card is designated as number 34. The card, titled Pacifism, functions as an Enchantment — Aura with a mana cost of {1}{W} and a mana value of 2. It belongs to the white color identity and carries the common rarity designation. The card's rules text allows a player to enchant a creature, preventing that enchanted creature from attacking or blocking. This effect provides a strategic layer of control by neutralizing a single opponent's unit without removing it from the battlefield. The artwork for this card was created by Adam Rex, whose style contributes to the distinct visual identity of the Tempest set. Collectors of early Magic: The Gathering products often seek cards from this era due to their historical significance in the game's development. Owning a copy of this card allows enthusiasts to engage with the game's mechanics as they were originally intended. The card's simple yet impactful ability makes it a relevant piece for both nostalgic collectors and those interested in the game's foundational rules. Its status as a common card in the Tempest set means it is accessible to a wide range of players and collectors. The card remains a recognizable element of the Magic: The Gathering lexicon, representing the strategic depth available in the early years of the game.