This 2006 Magic: The Gathering card features Smallpox, a powerful uncommon sorcery from the Time Spiral expansion designed by Janine Johnston.
Smallpox
2006 • Magic: The Gathering • Time Spiral
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The Smallpox card, numbered 131 in the Time Spiral set, remains a notable fixture in Magic: The Gathering history. Released in 2006, this uncommon sorcery card is defined by its aggressive mana cost and disruptive gameplay mechanics. Collectors of the Time Spiral era appreciate Smallpox for its ability to simultaneously drain life, force discards, and remove key board assets. For investors and hobbyists, Time Spiral cards offer a unique window into the game’s complex mechanical evolution. Understanding the strategic impact of this card helps collectors evaluate its place in the broader TCG market. Whether building a vintage collection or studying game design, Smallpox provides a clear example of high-impact sorcery design from the mid-2000s. Its enduring presence in discussions about powerful sorceries underscores its relevance to serious Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts.
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Smallpox
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Janine Johnston
Card Stock
English
{B}{B}
Sorcery
B
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Each player loses 1 life, discards a card, sacrifices a creature of their choice, then sacrifices a land of their choice.
"Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings." —Ratadrabik of Urborg