The 2019 Magic: The Gathering card Rain of Thorns (C17-156) from The List series, offering versatile artifact, enchantment, and land destruction.
Rain of Thorns
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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Rain of Thorns is a notable uncommon sorcery from the 2019 Magic: The Gathering set The List, identified by card number C17-156. Designed by Sam Burley, this card features a mana cost of four generic and two green mana, totaling a mana value of six. As a single-green spell, it provides players with a flexible removal option that can target an artifact, an enchantment, or a land, depending on the strategic need. The card's design includes flavor text that hints at the narrative background of cleansing wilds corrupted by evil, adding depth to its mechanical utility. This card represents a key piece for those building complete sets of The List or seeking versatile removal spells for various formats. Its straightforward yet impactful effect makes it a staple in many decks, while its status as an uncommon from a special set adds to its collectible appeal for TCG hobbyists looking to expand their Magic: The Gathering library.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Rain of Thorns
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Sam Burley
Card Stock
English
{4}{G}{G}
Sorcery
G
Card Text
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Choose one or more — • Destroy target artifact. • Destroy target enchantment. • Destroy target land.
When the forests became havens for evil, the archmages devised new ways to cleanse the wilds.
