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Door to Nothingness (Schematic) (Serial Numbered) (77) (The Brothers' War: Retro Frame Artifacts)
| Rarity: | R |
| #: | 77 |
| Rules Text Contains: | Door to Nothingness enters the battlefield tapped.
WWUUBBRRGG, T, Sacrifice Door to Nothingness: Target player loses the game. A numbered series of 500 copies of this card was found within the The Brothers' War Collector Booster product. The number on the card you receive will vary from the number pictured in the listing unless otherwise shown in a Listing with Photo. |
| Flavor: | "I have re-created a Thran portal at last! Before I inform Lord Urza, I'll test it myself." —Oryan, Urzan artificer, final research note |
| Set: | The Brothers' War: Retro Frame Artifacts |
| Number: | 77 |
| Colors: | BGRUW |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What game is Door to Nothingness from?
Door to Nothingness is a card from Magic: The Gathering, part of the The Brothers' War: Retro Frame Artifacts set.
What rarity is Door to Nothingness?
Door to Nothingness is a Rare rarity card from the The Brothers' War: Retro Frame Artifacts expansion in Magic: The Gathering.
What conditions is Door to Nothingness available in?
We stock Door to Nothingness in the following conditions: Near Mint - Foil, Lightly Played - Foil, Moderately Played - Foil, Heavily Played - Foil, Damaged - Foil. Near Mint (NM) cards have minimal wear, while Lightly Played (LP) may show slight edge wear or minor scratches.
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