Attempted Murder

Description

Within this set, Attempted Murder stands out as card number 352, an uncommon sorcery that captures the chaotic spirit of the Un-sets through its innovative gameplay mechanics. The foil treatment adds a layer of visual appeal, making this card a sought-after addition for collectors who appreciate both the artistic and mechanical creativity of the era. As a sorcery, Attempted Murder offers a unique gameplay experience that diverges from standard magic spells. Players must choose a target creature and roll a number of six-sided dice equal to X. The outcome is binary: even results place -1/-1 counters on the creature, while odd results create 1/2 blue Bird creature tokens with flying. This randomness introduces an element of chance that defines the fun and unpredictability of the Unfinity product line. The card's color identity is black, reflecting its aggressive nature despite the potential for token generation. Collectors often seek out specific cards from Unfinity due to the set's limited print run and unique aesthetic. Attempted Murder, illustrated by Greg Staples, represents a key moment in Magic's history where design boundaries were pushed. Its foil variant is particularly valued for its shimmering finish and the boldness of its design. Whether you are building a themed collection or looking to complete your Unfinity set, this card offers a tangible connection to one of the most experimental chapters in Magic: The Gathering.