Nature Demands an Offering
~$2.48 TCGplayer
Colorless. Scheme
Archenemy Schemes #31★ · Illustrated by John Matson
Archenemy Schemes #31★ · Illustrated by John MatsonWhat is Nature Demands an Offering worth?
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Oracle text
When you set this scheme in motion, target opponent chooses a creature you don't control and puts it on top of its owner's library, then repeats this process for an artifact, an enchantment, and a land. Then the owner of each permanent chosen this way shuffles.
Format legality
The only printing of Nature Demands an Offering
| Printing | Rarity | Non-foil | Cardmarket (EUR) | My collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Archenemy Schemes oarc #31★· 2010common· Cardmarket €0.61 | common | $2.48 | €0.61 |
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Card details
- First printed
- 2010
- Printings
- 1
- Mana value
- 0
- Artist
- John Matson
What the codes mean
The small print at the bottom of the Archenemy Schemes card (#31★).
31
- 31Collector number, as Scryfall lists it. The printed form can differ on promos and special products.
- ★Scryfall's label for the foil version of this card, listed apart from the non-foil one.
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Rulings (6)
2010-06-15
The owner of a token permanent chosen this way still shuffles their library, even though the token ceases to exist.
2010-06-15
The four permanents are put on top of their owners’ libraries in sequence. That means that a single artifact creature, for example, can’t be chosen as both the creature and as the artifact.
2010-06-15
If one of the chosen permanents is controlled by an opponent but owned by you, you’ll wind up shuffling your library.
2010-06-15
If there are no applicable choices for one of the permanent types, it’s simply skipped. The process is still repeated for the other listed permanent types.
2010-06-15
If a player owns multiple permanents chosen this way, that player shuffles their library just once.
2010-06-15
The targeted opponent may choose a creature they control, or may choose a creature one of your other opponents controls. The same is true for each of the other permanent types listed.
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