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mtg new lord of the rings cards The One Ring (Borderless) (Universes Beyond: The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth) Near Mint Foil

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mtg new lord of the rings cards The One Ring (Borderless) (Universes Beyond: The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth) Near Mint FoilOne Ring to Rule Them All! Step into the lore of Middle earth with The One Ring (Borderless), a legendary artifact that embodies the essence of power and temptation. For a mere four mana, this card not only enters the battlefield but also grants you protection from all your foesan invaluable asset for those daring enough to wield it. As the burdens of power weigh on you, the ring subtly siphons your life, reminding you of the cost of dominion over

One Ring to Rule Them All!

Step into the lore of Middle-earth with The One Ring (Borderless), a legendary artifact that embodies the essence of power and temptation. For a mere four mana, this card not only enters the battlefield but also grants you protection from all your foes—an invaluable asset for those daring enough to wield it. As the burdens of power weigh on you, the ring subtly siphons your life, reminding you of the cost of dominion over all. Its indestructible nature ensures it remains a constant threat on the battlefield, making it a centerpiece in any deck.

Whether you’re creating a synergy with other potent artifacts or pairing it with cards like Burden of Guilt to double down on your adversaries' challenges, The One Ring proves to be a strategic marvel. Its foil finish glimmers with the promise of adventure and conquest, perfect for collectors and players alike. Embrace the darkness and let the ring's allure guide your strategy in the ultimate battle for dominance!

Card Details:

  • Mana Cost: {4}
  • Card Type: Artifact
  • Subtypes: Legendary
  • Card Text / Rules Text (Printed): Indestructible
    When The One Ring enters the battlefield, if you cast it, you gain protection from everything until your next turn.
    At the beginning of your upkeep, you lose 1 life for each burden counter on The One Ring.
    Tap: Put a burden counter on The One Ring, then draw a card for each burden counter on The One Ring.
  • Power / Toughness: N/A
  • Loyalty: N/A
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