Midnight Clock

Description

Midnight Clock is a rare artifact card from the 2019 Magic: The Gathering expansion, Throne of Eldraine. Carrying the card number 54 and the set code ELD, this piece features a foil finish that appeals to collectors seeking high-quality additions to their portfolios. Designed by Alexander Forssberg, the card stands as a distinct element within the broader Magic: The Gathering trading card game landscape. In terms of gameplay, Midnight Clock serves as a resource engine. With a mana cost of two generic and one blue mana, it enters the battlefield as a three-mana-value artifact. Players can tap the card to add a single blue mana to their pool. Alternatively, spending two generic and one blue mana allows a player to place an hour counter on the artifact. The card also automatically accumulates an hour counter at the beginning of each upkeep phase. The card’s unique ability triggers when the twelfth hour counter is placed on it. At that moment, the player shuffles their hand and graveyard into their library and then draws seven new cards. Following this effect, the artifact is exiled. This mechanic provides a powerful late-game advantage, making it a favorite among players looking for strategic depth in their decks. For collectors, the combination of the rare rarity tier and the foil treatment makes this card a valuable item. It represents a specific point in Magic: The Gathering history, released in 2019 during the Throne of Eldraine era. Whether you are building a competitive deck or curating a collection of rare artifacts, this card offers both mechanical utility and aesthetic appeal., you can find various listings for this card, allowing you to choose the condition that best fits your collecting goals. The enduring popularity of Magic: The Gathering ensures that cards like Midnight Clock remain relevant and sought after by hobbyists worldwide.