Magister of Worth

Description

Magister of Worth stands out in the 2014 Vintage Masters set as a striking Rare creature card that blends thematic art with a unique game mechanic. As a six-mana Angel with flying, this card demands attention on the battlefield while offering a distinct experience for players who value interactive gameplay. The foil finish adds a layer of visual appeal, making it a desirable addition to any collection focused on high-quality prints from this era. Released under the VMA set code, Magister of Worth is card number 255 in the Vintage Masters expansion. This set was designed to bring back powerful cards from the game's history, allowing them to be played in formats where they were previously restricted or banned. The card’s mana cost of {4}{W}{B} places it firmly in the white and black color identity, appealing to players who utilize dual-color strategies. With a power and toughness of 4/4, it serves as a resilient threat that can dominate the board once it resolves. The true uniqueness of Magister of Worth lies in its ability, Will of the Council. When this creature enters the battlefield, it triggers a voting sequence involving all players. Starting with you, each participant votes for either Grace or Condemnation. If Grace wins the vote, every player returns all creature cards from their graveyards to the battlefield, creating a massive board presence. Conversely, if Condemnation wins or the vote is tied, all creatures other than Magister of Worth are destroyed. This mechanic creates intense moments of negotiation and strategy, making it a memorable card for both casual and competitive play. The artist John Stanko brought this angel to life, capturing the divine yet formidable nature of the creature. Whether you are building a deck around its unique ability or collecting the Vintage Masters set, Magister of Worth offers a blend of power, strategy, and visual beauty that resonates with Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts.