The 1997 Magic: The Gathering Visions card Prosperity (#40) is an uncommon sorcery that allows each player to draw X cards.
Prosperity
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • Visions
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Released in 1997 as part of the Visions expansion, Prosperity (Card #40) stands as a notable uncommon sorcery in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by Dan Frazier, this card features a mana cost of {X}{U} and is categorized under the blue color identity. The card's effect allows each player to draw X cards, making it a powerful resource engine within the game's mechanics. Prosperity remains a key piece for those completing their Visions collection or exploring the strategic depth of early Magic expansions. Its blue mana cost and sorcery type line place it firmly within the blue mana framework, appealing to players who favor card advantage strategies. This card represents a significant era in Magic's history, showcasing the creative direction of the late 1990s.
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Prosperity
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Dan Frazier
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English
{X}{U}
Sorcery
U
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Each player draws X cards.
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