Undertaker

Description

The 2006 Magic: The Gathering Time Spiral Timeshifted Undertaker card represents a distinctive entry in the game's rich history. As card number 53 in the Timeshifted subset, this foil Special rarity creature brings a classic design element from the original Revised edition into the modern Time Spiral frame. The card depicts a Human Spellshaper with a mana cost of one black mana, offering a strategic option for players looking to manipulate their graveyard resources. The Timeshifted subset was designed to reintroduce beloved cards from earlier sets with updated artwork and rules text that fit the contemporary game environment. This card retains the core functionality of its predecessor while benefiting from the nostalgic appeal of the Time Spiral set's retro aesthetic. For collectors, the Timeshifted cards hold a special place in Magic: The Gathering lore, serving as a bridge between past and present design philosophies. Undertaker’s ability allows players to return a creature card from their graveyard to their hand by discarding a card and tapping the creature. This mechanic provides a flexible way to recover key creatures during gameplay, adding depth to deck construction strategies. The card’s black mana identity makes it a viable inclusion in decks focused on black-based strategies, particularly those that benefit from graveyard interaction. The foil finish adds an extra layer of visual appeal, making it a standout addition to any collection. Whether you are building a competitive deck or simply expanding your library, the Undertaker card from Time Spiral is a valuable asset for any Magic: The Gathering enthusiast.