Shahrazad

ARN · Arabian Nights #10 · Rare · released 1993-12-17

{W}{W}

Sorcery

Players play a Magic subgame, using their libraries as their decks. Each player who doesn't win the subgame loses half their life, rounded up.

Shahrazad is a rare white sorcery from Arabian Nights (1993). Its recent market price is about $475.00.

USD$475.00

IllustratorKaja Foglio

LanguageEN

Layoutnormal

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Format legality

Where you can play Shahrazad in sanctioned and popular formats.

StandardNot legal

PioneerNot legal

ModernNot legal

LegacyBanned

VintageBanned

CommanderBanned

PauperNot legal

OathbreakerBanned

HistoricNot legal

BrawlNot legal

Penny DreadfulNot legal

Prices range from $475.00 to $475.00 across finishes. Cheapest printing: Arabian Nights at $475.00.

Set	No.	Rarity	Price	Foil
Arabian Nights This page	10	Rare	$475.00	—

Official rulings from Wizards of the Coast (4).

2007-07-15At the end of a subgame, each player puts all cards they own that are in the subgame into their library in the main game, then shuffles them. This includes cards in the subgame’s Exile zone.
2004-10-04At the start of the sub-game both players draw their initial hand (usually 7 cards). If one player has fewer cards than required, that player loses. If both have fewer than required, both players lose.
2004-10-04Events in a Shahrazad sub-game do not normally trigger abilities in the main game. And continuous effects in the main game do not carry over into the sub-game.
2004-10-04You randomly chose which player chooses to go first or draw first.

Is Shahrazad legal in Commander?

No — Shahrazad is banned in Commander.

What formats is Shahrazad legal in?

Shahrazad is not currently legal in any major constructed format.

How many times has Shahrazad been printed?

Shahrazad has a single printing, released in 1993.

What is the cheapest printing of Shahrazad?

The cheapest printing is Arabian Nights (#10) at about $475.00.

Who illustrated Shahrazad?

This printing of Shahrazad was illustrated by Kaja Foglio.