A foil Magic: The Gathering card from the 2022 Unfinity set, featuring the instant spell A Good Day to Pie (#298) with whimsical graveyard interaction.
A Good Day to Pie
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • Unfinity
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The A Good Day to Pie card, numbered 298 in the 2022 Unfinity expansion, offers a distinct mechanical experience within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. As a white instant with a mana cost of one generic and one white mana, this card allows players to tap up to two target creatures, providing flexible control options during gameplay. Its unique secondary ability triggers whenever a name sticker is placed on a creature, permitting the card's owner to return it from their graveyard to their hand, thereby enhancing resource management and replayability. Designed by artist Zoltan Boros, this foil version of the common card adds a shimmering aesthetic to any collection. Whether you are building a themed deck or expanding your TCG library, this card represents a fun and functional addition to your collection.
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Featured
A Good Day to Pie
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Zoltan Boros
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{W}
Instant
W
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Tap up to two target creatures. Whenever you put a name sticker on a creature, you may return this card from your graveyard to your hand.
"What could be funnier than one big pie to the face? Unless . . . no. Could it be that simple?" —Pietra, Crafter of Clowns