Toils of Night and Day (BOK-57), a versatile Instant from Magic: The Gathering's 2021 The List series, designed for collectors seeking strategic depth and set completeness.
Toils of Night and Day
2021 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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Toils of Night and Day, identified by the code BOK-57, is a distinct entry within Magic: The Gathering’s 2021 The List set. This Instant card allows players to manipulate the game state by tapping or untapping target permanents, offering tactical flexibility during play. The card features artwork by Matt Cavotta, capturing the visual style characteristic of The List promotional releases. For collectors, this card serves as a notable addition to any Magic: The Gathering collection, particularly those focused on completing specific set subsets or acquiring unique promotional items. Owning Toils of Night and Day provides a tangible connection to this era of Magic: The Gathering history. Explore the diverse inventory available to enhance your Magic: The Gathering portfolio with high-quality, verified cards.
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Toils of Night and Day
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Matt Cavotta
Card Stock
English
{2}{U}
Instant — Arcane
U
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You may tap or untap target permanent, then you may tap or untap another target permanent.
"The war sent Kamigawa into turmoil. Here it was spring and there winter. For some, time stood still, while for others, moments flashed past like minnows in a pond." —*Observations of the Kami War*