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Dissipation Field — Scars of Mirrodin #32

Dissipation Field is a rare Enchantment from Scars of Mirrodin (2010), collector number 32, illustrated by Matt Cavotta.

Dissipation Field — Scars of Mirrodin Magic: The Gathering card
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Dissipation Field price

Cardmarket (EU) · trend
€2.00
Foil €5.43
TCGplayer (US) · market
$4.99
Foil $11.84

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

Card details

Set
Scars of Mirrodin
Number
32
Rarity
Rare
Mana cost
{2}{U}{U}
Colour
Blue
Illustrator
Matt Cavotta
Released
1 October 2010

What Dissipation Field does

Whenever a permanent deals damage to you, return it to its owner's hand.

Format legality

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

Other printings of Dissipation Field

Other printings
No.CardSetRarityPrice
718Dissipation Field — Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Magic cardCommander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate 2022Rare€3.75

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Questions people ask

How much is Dissipation Field from Scars of Mirrodin worth?

About €2.00 for a near-mint non-foil copy, and €5.43 in foil. Check UK eBay sold listings for what copies really sell for here.

How many printings of Dissipation Field are there?

2 English paper printings, from Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate to Scars of Mirrodin. The cheapest right now is the Scars of Mirrodin printing.

Is Dissipation Field legal in Commander?

Yes, it is legal in Commander.

Who illustrated Dissipation Field (Scars of Mirrodin)?

Matt Cavotta.

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