Mindslaver

Mindslaver was originally printed in the 2003 Magic: The Gathering expansion Mirrodin, designed as a powerful artifact that reflects the set's theme of a metallic world where artifice and control are paramount. The card was illustrated by Chippy, who utilized a sleek, ominous aesthetic to convey the mechanical horror of seizing total control over an opponent's turn. It quickly became a hallmark of high-level play due to its unique and disruptive effect, earning a reputation as one of the most feared cards in the game's history.

The version from The List represents a non-standard reprint series introduced by Wizards of the Coast, designed to celebrate the game's rich history by inserting legacy cards into modern booster packs. This particular iteration maintains the original Mirrodin artwork and card mechanics, serving as a nostalgic bridge for players who appreciate the game's evolving design philosophy. Because it is part of this curated reprint series, it carries the specific set symbol and internal identification of the modern archival initiative while remaining true to its origins as a cornerstone of artifact-focused strategies.