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Mind Warp — Fifth Edition #177

Mind Warp is an uncommon Sorcery from Fifth Edition (1997), collector number 177, illustrated by Liz Danforth.

Mind Warp — Fifth Edition Magic: The Gathering card
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Mind Warp price

Cardmarket (EU) · trend
€0.16
Foil —
TCGplayer (US) · market
$0.27
Foil —

Prices from Scryfall, updated daily, for near-mint copies. Indicative only — UK sold prices on eBay are often the best guide.

Card details

Set
Fifth Edition
Number
177
Rarity
Uncommon
Mana cost
{X}{3}{B}
Colour
Black
Illustrator
Liz Danforth
Released
24 March 1997

What Mind Warp does

Look at target player's hand and choose X cards from it. That player discards those cards.

Format legality

Standard: not legal Pioneer: not legal Modern: not legal Legacy: legal Vintage: legal Commander: legal Pauper: not legal

Other printings of Mind Warp

Other printings
No.CardSetRarityPrice
5Mind Warp — Friday Night Magic 2000 Magic card
Mind Warp
Sorcery
Friday Night Magic 2000 2000Rare€7.90 foil
143Mind Warp — Classic Sixth Edition Magic card
Mind Warp
Sorcery
Classic Sixth Edition 1999Uncommon€0.19
148Mind Warp — Ice Age Magic card
Mind Warp
Sorcery
Ice Age 1995Uncommon€0.21

All 4 Mind Warp printings compared →

Questions people ask

How much is Mind Warp from Fifth Edition worth?

About €0.16 for a near-mint non-foil copy. Check UK eBay sold listings for what copies really sell for here.

How many printings of Mind Warp are there?

4 English paper printings, from Ice Age to Fifth Edition. The cheapest right now is the Fifth Edition printing.

Is Mind Warp legal in Commander?

Yes, it is legal in Commander.

Who illustrated Mind Warp (Fifth Edition)?

Liz Danforth.

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