The 2007 Tenth Edition Spellbook card (#343) is an Uncommon Artifact—Book that grants players unlimited hand size.
Spellbook
2007 • Magic: The Gathering • Tenth Edition
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Released in 2007 as part of the Tenth Edition set, the Spellbook card (#343) is a staple Artifact—Book in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Illustrated by Andrew Goldhawk, this Uncommon card features a mana cost of zero and serves a critical strategic function by allowing players to hold an unlimited number of cards in hand. This mechanic removes the traditional five-card hand size cap, enabling more flexible deck construction and resource management during gameplay. The flavor text, attributed to the silver golem Karn, reflects on the wisdom preserved through written records, adding thematic depth to its utility. Collectors of the Tenth Edition set often seek this card to complete their collection, while players appreciate its low mana investment for a powerful effect., enthusiasts can browse listings for this card number to find copies that match their collecting goals. Whether for building a vintage deck or expanding a personal library, the Spellbook remains a notable piece from the 10E release.
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Spellbook
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Andrew Goldhawk
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English
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Artifact — Book
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You have no maximum hand size.
"Everything the wise woman learned she wrote in a book, and when the pages were black with ink, she took white ink and began again." —Karn, silver golem