Forest

The Summer Magic set, colloquially known as the Edgar set, was produced in 1994 as a limited print run for the Mexican market. It emerged during the early period of Magic: The Gathering to address the translation needs and supply demands of international players. These cards are distinct from the standard Revised edition due to their slightly darker print quality and a unique color saturation that gives them a recognizable aesthetic profile.

The artistic design of this Forest card follows the traditional imagery established in the Alpha and Beta sets, maintaining the classic, serene woodland aesthetic intended to represent green mana sources. Because these were intended as functional game pieces rather than artistic milestones, the illustrations were largely repurposed from the base game assets. They were received primarily as a curiosity by the wider collecting community, serving as a rare variant for those seeking to complete regional printings of the original core cards.