Thoughtcast from the 2004 World Championship Decks is a rare artifact-affinity sorcery designed for competitive Magic: The Gathering play.
Thoughtcast
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • World Championship Decks
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Thoughtcast (mb54) is a distinct sorcery card from the 2004 Magic: The Gathering World Championship Decks. Illustrated by Greg Hildebrandt, this card is notable for its unique mana cost reduction mechanic tied to artifact control. Players can reduce the casting cost by one mana for each artifact they control, making it highly efficient in artifact-heavy strategies. The card allows the player to draw two cards, providing significant card advantage when cast. As a common card in the set, it represents a key strategic element of the World Championship Decks series. Collectors often seek this card to complete their set of World Championship releases or for its specific gameplay utility. The card's design and rules text reflect the strategic depth of Magic: The Gathering during this era. Thoughtcast remains a recognizable piece of TCG history for fans of the game.
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Thoughtcast
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Greg Hildebrandt
Card Stock
English
{4}{U}
Sorcery
U
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Affinity for artifacts (This spell costs {1} less to cast for each artifact you control.) Draw two cards.
Vedalken eyes don't see the beauty in things. They see only what those things can teach.