The Unwinding Clock is a key artifact from the 2022 The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts subset, featuring card number 124 in the Magic: The Gathering Trading Card Game.
Unwinding Clock
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts
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The Unwinding Clock (BRR #124) is a distinctive artifact card from Magic: The Gathering's 2022 The Brothers' War expansion, specifically part of the Retro Artifacts subset. Designed by David Astruga, this card brings a unique mechanical twist to the game, allowing players to untap all controlled artifacts during each opponent's untap step. Its mana cost of four makes it a strategic inclusion for decks focused on artifact synergy and resource acceleration. Collectors of the Brothers' War era often seek out Retro Artifacts cards for their thematic connection to the set's history. The Unwinding Clock stands out as a powerful tool for those building artifact-centric strategies. Its rarity as a Rare card adds to its appeal among dedicated players and collectors who value the depth of the Theros and Dominaria-inspired mechanics present in this release.
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Unwinding Clock
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Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
David Astruga
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English
{4}
Artifact
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Untap all artifacts you control during each other player's untap step.
"Heat from the rotating mechanism is captured and converted into energy, allowing it to operate in perpetuity." —*Rusko's Compendium of Clockwork*