Breya, Etherium Shaper

Description

The 2016 Magic: The Gathering Treasure Chest release features Breya, Etherium Shaper as card number 65, distinguished by its foil finish and mythic rare status. Designed by artist Clint Cearley, this Legendary Artifact Creature — Human card commands a mana cost of {W}{U}{B}{R} and brings a versatile four-color identity to the game. With a mana value of 4, the card offers significant impact relative to its casting cost, making it a compelling addition to various deck strategies. Breya enters the battlefield with immediate presence, creating two 1/1 blue Thopter artifact creature tokens that possess flying. This initial board presence provides both defensive utility and offensive potential. Beyond her entrance ability, the card offers flexible interaction through a powerful activated ability. By sacrificing two artifacts, players can choose between dealing 3 damage to a target player or planeswalker, reducing a target creature’s power and toughness by 4/-4 until end of turn, or gaining 5 life. This versatility allows the card to adapt to different game states, whether facing aggressive opponents or needing to stabilize. Whether you are building a collection centered on legendary creatures or seeking specific foil variants from the Treasure Chest set, finding the right pieces can enhance your gaming experience. Its four-color nature makes it unique among artifact creatures, appealing to those who appreciate complex mechanics and strategic depth. For collectors, owning a foil mythic rare from this era represents a tangible piece of Magic history, showcasing the artistry and design evolution of the game during the 2016 era.