I Know All, I See All

I Know All, I See All was released as part of the Archenemy set in 2010, an expansion for Magic: The Gathering that introduced a variant multiplayer format. In this format, one player assumes the role of the 'archenemy,' wielding a deck of powerful, persistent effects known as schemes. The card was designed to represent the overarching, omniscient threat posed by the archenemy, forcing opponents to grapple with a disadvantageous tactical landscape.

The art was illustrated by Dan Scott, who utilized a clean, imposing style to convey the theme of surveillance and psychological dominance. The card's design focus was on information asymmetry, providing the archenemy with a significant mechanical advantage by allowing them to look at the opponent's hand and potentially force discards. Upon release, it became a staple of the Archenemy format for its ability to dictate the pace of the game and dismantle opposing strategies before they could fully develop.