This 1994 Magic: The Gathering card from The Dark expansion features the white sorcery Dust to Dust, numbered 5 in the base set.
Dust to Dust
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • The Dark
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Dust to Dust is a foundational white sorcery from Magic: The Gathering's 1994 The Dark expansion, identified as card number 5 in the set. Designed by Drew Tucker, this Common card has long been a staple for players seeking to remove opposing artifacts from the battlefield. The card's mechanics allow the caster to exile two target artifacts, providing a critical resource denial tool in early tournament formats and casual play. For enthusiasts of the Trading Card Game, owning a copy of Dust to Dust offers a tangible connection to the strategic depth established in The Dark. Whether you are building a vintage set or simply appreciating the evolution of card design, this release remains a significant piece of TCG history. By focusing on catalog-level identity, we ensure that every listing accurately reflects the card's status within the broader Magic community. As Magic continues to grow in popularity, cards from The Dark maintain their relevance among both new and veteran players.
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Dust to Dust
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Drew Tucker
Card Stock
English
{1}{W}{W}
Sorcery
W
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Exile two target artifacts.
Tervish never noticed that the amulet had vanished. It had disappeared not only from his possession, but from his memory as well.