Mishra's Helix (USG-302), a rare artifact from Magic: The Gathering's 2022 The List series, valued by collectors for its unique gameplay mechanics and set significance.
Mishra's Helix
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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Mishra's Helix (USG-302) is a distinct artifact card featured in Magic: The Gathering's 2022 The List promotional series. The artwork, created by Berry, brings the card to life, while its text box outlines a powerful ability: by sacrificing lands, players can tap multiple targets to disrupt opponent strategies. This mechanic makes Mishra's Helix a favorite among collectors who appreciate cards with significant interactive potential in gameplay. For enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering, owning a piece of this 2022 release adds depth to any collection, bridging the gap between casual play and serious card collecting. Whether you are looking to complete a set of The List cards or simply add a powerful artifact to your roster, Mishra's Helix represents a key piece of the game's evolving history. Its status as a rare card within the set further enhances its appeal for those dedicated to building a comprehensive library of Magic cards.
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Card Details
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Mishra's Helix
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Berry
Card Stock
English
{5}
Artifact
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{X}, {T}: Tap X target lands.
The helix was the finest example of Mishra's campaign strategy: if he couldn't have Argoth, no one could.