Card type

Artifact

3,892 kaa · 11,595 printingsɛdi kan a wɔayɛ 1993

3,892 Magic kaa a ɛyɛ soronko yɛ Artifact kaa (11,595 printings), ɛdi kan a wɔayɛ no wɔ 1993. Si fa color, format anaa rarity so na woatew din no.

Fa Artifact ho

Artifact is a permanent card type. You cast an artifact spell during a main phase when the stack is empty, paying its mana cost. When it resolves, it enters the battlefield and remains there until it leaves, providing its effect for as long as it stays. Most artifacts are colorless, though some have colored mana costs or color indicators.

In a deck, artifacts often supply mana acceleration, utility, or equipment. They are flexible tools that fit into many strategies. Some artifacts also have additional card types, but as a type, an artifact is defined by being cast and then remaining on the battlefield.

Artifact wɔ kaa agodie mu

  • The catalog includes 3,892 unique artifacts, with 11,595 printings across 459 sets.
  • The oldest artifact in the catalog dates to 1993 (Limited Edition Alpha); the newest set represented is Marvel: Darkhold Destiny.
  • Rarities among these artifacts span mythic, rare, common, uncommon, and special.
  • Most-printed artifacts include Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Solemn Simulacrum, Lightning Greaves, Commander's Sphere, Mind Stone, Swiftfoot Boots, Fellwar Stone, Chromatic Lantern, Thought Vessel, Wayfarer's Bauble, and Skullclamp.
  • Artifacts in the catalog are mostly colorless or spread across colors; additional card types among them include 1,330 creatures, 23 lands, 9 kindred, 7 enchantments, 2 planeswalkers, and 1 instant.

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1–60 a ɛwɔ 3,892 mu

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Kaa Artifact ahe na ɛwɔ Magic mu?

Kaa Artifact a ɛyɛ soronko 3,892 na ɛwɔ yɛn Magic catalog mu, wɔ 11,595 printings mu.

Ɛberɛ bɛn na wɔyɛɛ kaa Artifact a ɛdi kan?

Kaa Artifact a ɛdi kan wɔ yɛn catalog mu no, wɔyɛɛ no wɔ 1993.

Ɛboɔ ne nneɛma a ɛwɔ hɔ no fi amanfoɔ a wɔtɔn nneɛma no mu, na ɛbɛtumi ayera wɔ adan no mu. Hwɛ yie wɔ adan no ankasa so.

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