Djinn of Wishes

Djinn of Wishes was first printed in the Magic 2010 core set and was subsequently reprinted as part of the Magic 2012 set as card number 51. The design reflects the blue color identity's focus on manipulation and the library-top mechanic, serving as a high-mana creature that offers card advantage through the ability to reveal and cast spells from the top of the deck. This version features artwork by Aleksi Briclot, who captures the ethereal and imposing nature of the Djinn with a vibrant, swirling aesthetic characteristic of his contributions to the era.

During its inclusion in the Magic 2012 set, the card was positioned as a rare powerhouse for limited play and casual Commander decks. Designers aimed to provide players with a high-risk, high-reward engine that could turn top-deck manipulation into significant board presence. While it saw limited competitive play in Standard compared to other blue finishers of its time, it remained a memorable piece for collectors who appreciate the iconic high-fantasy illustration style that defined the 2010s era of the game.