Karma

The Karma card was originally released as part of the Pro Tour Collector Set, a specialized collection issued by Wizards of the Coast to commemorate the early competitive years of Magic: The Gathering. These sets were designed to provide players and enthusiasts with a curated selection of cards that defined the Pro Tour meta-game, serving as both a functional tool for collectors and a historical record of tournament play during the mid-to-late 1990s.

The card itself features iconic artwork by Dan Frazier, whose distinctive style became a cornerstone of the game's early visual identity. Karma, an enchantment focused on punishing players for controlling specific land types, reflects the strategic, sometimes punishing design philosophy of the game's initial expansions. Upon release, the Pro Tour Collector Set was well-received by the community for its high-quality card stock and the inclusion of tournament-stamped variants, which offered a distinct aesthetic appeal for those interested in the game's competitive heritage.