Fear

Description

The 2007 Tenth Edition of Magic: The Gathering remains a cornerstone for collectors and casual players alike, offering a streamlined introduction to the game's complex mechanics. Within this foundational set, the card Fear (numbered 142) serves as a classic example of early white-bordered design and straightforward gameplay utility. Printed as a Common rarity, this card is accessible to builders looking to complete their Tenth Edition collection or craft competitive decks. Fear is classified as an Enchantment — Aura with a mana cost of two black mana. Upon casting, the player chooses a creature to enchant, attaching the card to that target. The primary mechanical effect is the Fear keyword ability: the enchanted creature cannot be blocked except by artifact creatures and/or black creatures. This ability provides a significant tactical advantage in combat, allowing the owner to push damage through defenses that would normally halt an attack. For collectors, Tenth Edition cards are valued for their clean art and historical significance as a 'core set' release. The black border and standard layout make it instantly recognizable to anyone who has played Magic: The Gathering over the last two decades. Whether you are hunting for a specific foil finish or simply completing a base set, the Fear card represents a fundamental piece of the game's history. It is a staple for those who appreciate the strategic depth of aura enchantments and the enduring legacy of the Tenth Edition release. By focusing on the integrity of each card, we ensure that every piece you acquire meets the high standards expected by serious MTG collectors.